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   3 --                         GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS                         --
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  25
  26 with Inline; use Inline;
  27 with Types;  use Types;
  28
  29 package Sem_Ch12 is
  30    procedure Analyze_Generic_Package_Declaration        (N : Node_Id);
  31    procedure Analyze_Generic_Subprogram_Declaration     (N : Node_Id);
  32    procedure Analyze_Package_Instantiation              (N : Node_Id);
  33    procedure Analyze_Procedure_Instantiation            (N : Node_Id);
  34    procedure Analyze_Function_Instantiation             (N : Node_Id);
  35    procedure Analyze_Formal_Object_Declaration          (N : Node_Id);
  36    procedure Analyze_Formal_Type_Declaration            (N : Node_Id);
  37    procedure Analyze_Formal_Subprogram_Declaration      (N : Node_Id);
  38    procedure Analyze_Formal_Package_Declaration         (N : Node_Id);
  39
  40    procedure Start_Generic;
  41    --  Must be invoked before starting to process a generic spec or body
  42
  43    procedure End_Generic;
  44    --  Must be invoked just at the end of the end of the processing of a
  45    --  generic spec or body.
  46
  47    procedure Check_Generic_Child_Unit
  48      (Gen_Id           : Node_Id;
  49       Parent_Installed : in out Boolean);
  50    --  If the name of the generic unit in an instantiation or a renaming is a
  51    --  selected component, then the prefix may be an instance and the selector
  52    --  may designate a child unit. Retrieve the parent generic and search for
  53    --  the child unit that must be declared within. Similarly, if this is the
  54    --  name of a generic child unit within an instantiation of its own parent,
  55    --  retrieve the parent generic. If the parent is installed as a result of
  56    --  this call, then Parent_Installed is set True, otherwise Parent_Installed
  57    --  is unchanged by the call.
  58
  59    function Copy_Generic_Node
  60      (N             : Node_Id;
  61       Parent_Id     : Node_Id;
  62       Instantiating : Boolean) return Node_Id;
  63    --  Copy the tree for a generic unit or its body. The unit is copied
  64    --  repeatedly: once to produce a copy on which semantic analysis of
  65    --  the generic is performed, and once for each instantiation. The tree
  66    --  being copied is not semantically analyzed, except that references to
  67    --  global entities are marked on terminal nodes. Note that this function
  68    --  copies any aspect specifications from the input node N to the returned
  69    --  node, as well as the setting of the Has_Aspects flag.
  70
  71    function Get_Instance_Of (A : Entity_Id) return Entity_Id;
  72    --  Retrieve actual associated with given generic parameter.
  73    --  If A is uninstantiated or not a generic parameter, return A.
  74
  75    function Get_Package_Instantiation_Node (A : Entity_Id) return Node_Id;
  76    --  Given the entity of a unit that is an instantiation, retrieve the
  77    --  original instance node. This is used when loading the instantiations
  78    --  of the ancestors of a child generic that is being instantiated.
  79
  80    procedure Instantiate_Package_Body
  81      (Body_Info     : Pending_Body_Info;
  82       Inlined_Body  : Boolean := False;
  83       Body_Optional : Boolean := False);
  84    --  Called after semantic analysis, to complete the instantiation of
  85    --  package instances. The flag Inlined_Body is set if the body is
  86    --  being instantiated on the fly for inlined purposes.
  87    --
  88    --  The flag Body_Optional indicates that the call is for an instance
  89    --  that precedes the current instance in the same declarative part.
  90    --  This call is needed when instantiating a nested generic whose body
  91    --  is to be found in the body of an instance. Normally we instantiate
  92    --  package bodies only when they appear in the main unit, or when their
  93    --  contents are needed for a nested generic G. If unit U contains several
  94    --  instances I1, I2, etc. and I2 contains a nested generic, then when U
  95    --  appears in the context of some other unit P that contains an instance
  96    --  of G, we compile the body of I2, but not that of I1. However, when we
  97    --  compile U as the main unit, we compile both bodies. This will lead to
  98    --  lead to link-time errors if the compilation of I1 generates public
  99    --  symbols, because those in I2 will receive different names in both
 100    --  cases. This forces us to analyze the body of I1 even when U is not the
 101    --  main unit. We don't want this additional mechanism to generate an error
 102    --  when the body of the generic for I1 is not present, and this is the
 103    --  reason for the presence of the flag Body_Optional, which is exchanged
 104    --  between the current procedure and Load_Parent_Of_Generic.
 105
 106    procedure Instantiate_Subprogram_Body
 107      (Body_Info     : Pending_Body_Info;
 108       Body_Optional : Boolean := False);
 109    --  Called after semantic analysis, to complete the instantiation of
 110    --  function and procedure instances. The flag Body_Optional has the
 111    --  same purpose as described for Instantiate_Package_Body.
 112
 113    function Need_Subprogram_Instance_Body
 114      (N    : Node_Id;
 115       Subp : Entity_Id) return Boolean;
 116
 117    --  If a subprogram instance is inlined, indicate that the body of it
 118    --  must be created, to be used in inlined calls by the back-end. The
 119    --  subprogram may be inlined because the generic itself carries the
 120    --  pragma, or because a pragma appears for the instance in the scope.
 121    --  of the instance.
 122
 123    procedure Save_Global_References (N : Node_Id);
 124    --  Traverse the original generic unit, and capture all references to
 125    --  entities that are defined outside of the generic in the analyzed
 126    --  tree for the template. These references are copied into the original
 127    --  tree, so that they appear automatically in every instantiation.
 128    --  A critical invariant in this approach is that if an id in the generic
 129    --  resolves to a local entity, the corresponding id in the instance
 130    --  will resolve to the homologous entity in the instance, even though
 131    --  the enclosing context for resolution is different, as long as the
 132    --  global references have been captured as described here.
 133
 134    --  Because instantiations can be nested, the environment of the instance,
 135    --  involving the actuals and other data-structures, must be saved and
 136    --  restored in stack-like fashion. Front-end inlining also uses these
 137    --  structures for the management of private/full views.
 138
 139    procedure Set_Copied_Sloc_For_Inlined_Body (N : Node_Id; E : Entity_Id);
 140    --  This procedure is used when a subprogram body is inlined. This process
 141    --  shares the same circuitry as the creation of an instantiated copy of
 142    --  a generic template. The call to this procedure establishes a new source
 143    --  file entry representing the inlined body as an instantiation, marked as
 144    --  an inlined body (so that errout can distinguish cases for generating
 145    --  error messages, otherwise the treatment is identical). In this call
 146    --  N is the subprogram body and E is the defining identifier of the
 147    --  subprogram in question. The resulting Sloc adjustment factor is
 148    --  saved as part of the internal state of the Sem_Ch12 package for use
 149    --  in subsequent calls to copy nodes.
 150
 151    procedure Save_Env
 152      (Gen_Unit : Entity_Id;
 153       Act_Unit : Entity_Id);
 154    --  Because instantiations can be nested, the compiler maintains a stack
 155    --  of environments that holds variables relevant to the current instance:
 156    --  most importanty Instantiated_Parent, Exchanged_Views, Hidden_Entities,
 157    --  and others (see full list in Instance_Env).
 158
 159    procedure Restore_Env;
 160    --  After processing an instantiation, or aborting one because of semantic
 161    --  errors, remove the current Instantiation_Env from Instantation_Envs.
 162
 163    procedure Initialize;
 164    --  Initializes internal data structures
 165
 166    procedure Check_Private_View (N : Node_Id);
 167    --  Check whether the type of a generic entity has a different view between
 168    --  the point of generic analysis and the point of instantiation. If the
 169    --  view has changed, then at the point of instantiation we restore the
 170    --  correct view to perform semantic analysis of the instance, and reset
 171    --  the current view after instantiation. The processing is driven by the
 172    --  current private status of the type of the node, and Has_Private_View,
 173    --  a flag that is set at the point of generic compilation. If view and
 174    --  flag are inconsistent then the type is updated appropriately.
 175    --
 176    --  This subprogram is used in Check_Generic_Actuals and Copy_Generic_Node,
 177    --  and is exported here for the purpose of front-end inlining (see Exp_Ch6.
 178    --  Expand_Inlined_Call.Process_Formals).
 179
 180 end Sem_Ch12;