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  25
  26 --  This package contains routines that perform analysis and expansion of
  27 --  various contracts.
  28
  29 with Types; use Types;
  30
  31 package Contracts is
  32
  33    procedure Add_Contract_Item (Prag : Node_Id; Id : Entity_Id);
  34    --  Add pragma Prag to the contract of a constant, entry, entry family,
  35    --  [generic] package, package body, protected unit, [generic] subprogram,
  36    --  subprogram body, variable, task unit, or type denoted by Id.
  37    --  The following are valid pragmas:
  38    --
  39    --    Abstract_State
  40    --    Async_Readers
  41    --    Async_Writers
  42    --    Attach_Handler
  43    --    Constant_After_Elaboration
  44    --    Contract_Cases
  45    --    Depends
  46    --    Effective_Reads
  47    --    Effective_Writes
  48    --    Extensions_Visible
  49    --    Global
  50    --    Initial_Condition
  51    --    Initializes
  52    --    Interrupt_Handler
  53    --    No_Caching
  54    --    Part_Of
  55    --    Postcondition
  56    --    Precondition
  57    --    Refined_Depends
  58    --    Refined_Global
  59    --    Refined_Post
  60    --    Refined_States
  61    --    Test_Case
  62    --    Volatile_Function
  63
  64    procedure Analyze_Contracts (L : List_Id);
  65    --  Analyze the contracts of all eligible constructs found in list L
  66
  67    procedure Analyze_Pragmas_In_Declarations (Body_Id : Entity_Id);
  68    --  Perform early analysis of pragmas at the top of a given subprogram's
  69    --  declarations.
  70    --
  71    --  The purpose of this is to analyze contract-related pragmas for later
  72    --  processing, but also to handle other such pragmas before these
  73    --  declarations get moved to an internal wrapper as part of contract
  74    --  expansion. For example, pragmas Inline, Ghost, Volatile all need to
  75    --  apply directly to the subprogram and not be moved to a wrapper.
  76
  77    procedure Analyze_Entry_Or_Subprogram_Body_Contract (Body_Id : Entity_Id);
  78    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of entry or
  79    --  subprogram body Body_Id as if they appeared at the end of a declarative
  80    --  region. Pragmas in question are:
  81    --
  82    --    Contract_Cases     (stand alone subprogram body)
  83    --    Depends            (stand alone subprogram body)
  84    --    Global             (stand alone subprogram body)
  85    --    Postcondition      (stand alone subprogram body)
  86    --    Precondition       (stand alone subprogram body)
  87    --    Refined_Depends
  88    --    Refined_Global
  89    --    Refined_Post
  90    --    Subprogram_Variant (stand alone subprogram body)
  91    --    Test_Case          (stand alone subprogram body)
  92
  93    procedure Analyze_Entry_Or_Subprogram_Contract
  94      (Subp_Id   : Entity_Id;
  95       Freeze_Id : Entity_Id := Empty);
  96    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of entry or
  97    --  subprogram Subp_Id as if they appeared at the end of a declarative
  98    --  region. The pragmas in question are:
  99    --
 100    --    Contract_Cases
 101    --    Depends
 102    --    Global
 103    --    Postcondition
 104    --    Precondition
 105    --    Subprogram_Variant
 106    --    Test_Case
 107    --
 108    --  Freeze_Id is the entity of a [generic] package body or a [generic]
 109    --  subprogram body which "freezes" the contract of Subp_Id.
 110
 111    procedure Analyze_Object_Contract
 112      (Obj_Id    : Entity_Id;
 113       Freeze_Id : Entity_Id := Empty);
 114    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of object Obj_Id as
 115    --  if they appeared at the end of the declarative region. The pragmas to be
 116    --  considered are:
 117    --
 118    --    Async_Readers
 119    --    Async_Writers
 120    --    Depends           (single concurrent object)
 121    --    Effective_Reads
 122    --    Effective_Writes
 123    --    Global            (single concurrent object)
 124    --    Part_Of
 125    --
 126    --  Freeze_Id is the entity of a [generic] package body or a [generic]
 127    --  subprogram body which "freezes" the contract of Obj_Id.
 128
 129    procedure Analyze_Type_Contract (Type_Id : Entity_Id);
 130    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of object Obj_Id as
 131    --  if they appeared at the end of the declarative region. The pragmas to be
 132    --  considered are:
 133    --
 134    --    Async_Readers
 135    --    Async_Writers
 136    --    Effective_Reads
 137    --    Effective_Writes
 138    --
 139    --  In the case of a protected or task type, there will also be
 140    --  a call to Analyze_Protected_Contract or Analyze_Task_Contract.
 141
 142    procedure Analyze_Package_Body_Contract
 143      (Body_Id   : Entity_Id;
 144       Freeze_Id : Entity_Id := Empty);
 145    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of package body
 146    --  Body_Id as if they appeared at the end of a declarative region. The
 147    --  pragmas that are considered are:
 148    --
 149    --    Refined_State
 150    --
 151    --  Freeze_Id is the entity of a [generic] package body or a [generic]
 152    --  subprogram body which "freezes" the contract of Body_Id.
 153
 154    procedure Analyze_Package_Contract (Pack_Id : Entity_Id);
 155    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of package Pack_Id
 156    --  as if they appeared at the end of a declarative region. The pragmas
 157    --  that are considered are:
 158    --
 159    --    Initial_Condition
 160    --    Initializes
 161
 162    procedure Analyze_Protected_Contract (Prot_Id : Entity_Id);
 163    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of protected unit
 164    --  Prot_Id if they appeared at the end of a declarative region. Currently
 165    --  there are no such pragmas.
 166
 167    procedure Analyze_Subprogram_Body_Stub_Contract (Stub_Id : Entity_Id);
 168    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of subprogram body
 169    --  stub Stub_Id as if they appeared at the end of a declarative region. The
 170    --  pragmas in question are:
 171    --
 172    --    Contract_Cases
 173    --    Depends
 174    --    Global
 175    --    Postcondition
 176    --    Precondition
 177    --    Refined_Depends
 178    --    Refined_Global
 179    --    Refined_Post
 180    --    Test_Case
 181
 182    procedure Analyze_Task_Contract (Task_Id : Entity_Id);
 183    --  Analyze all delayed pragmas chained on the contract of task unit Task_Id
 184    --  as if they appeared at the end of a declarative region. The pragmas in
 185    --  question are:
 186    --
 187    --    Depends
 188    --    Global
 189
 190    procedure Build_Entry_Contract_Wrapper (E : Entity_Id; Decl : Node_Id);
 191    --  Build the body of a wrapper procedure for an entry or entry family that
 192    --  has contract cases, preconditions, or postconditions, and add it to the
 193    --  freeze actions of the related synchronized type.
 194    --
 195    --  The body first verifies the preconditions and case guards of the
 196    --  contract cases, then invokes the entry [family], and finally verifies
 197    --  the postconditions and the consequences of the contract cases. E denotes
 198    --  the entry family. Decl denotes the declaration of the enclosing
 199    --  synchronized type.
 200
 201    procedure Create_Generic_Contract (Unit : Node_Id);
 202    --  Create a contract node for a generic package, generic subprogram, or a
 203    --  generic body denoted by Unit by collecting all source contract-related
 204    --  pragmas in the contract of the unit.
 205
 206    procedure Freeze_Previous_Contracts (Body_Decl : Node_Id);
 207    --  Freeze the contracts of all source constructs found in the declarative
 208    --  list which contains entry, package, protected, subprogram, or task body
 209    --  denoted by Body_Decl. In addition, freeze the contract of the nearest
 210    --  enclosing package body.
 211
 212    procedure Inherit_Subprogram_Contract
 213      (Subp      : Entity_Id;
 214       From_Subp : Entity_Id);
 215    --  Inherit relevant contract items from source subprogram From_Subp. Subp
 216    --  denotes the destination subprogram. The inherited items are:
 217    --    Extensions_Visible
 218    --  ??? it would be nice if this routine handles Pre'Class and Post'Class
 219
 220    procedure Instantiate_Subprogram_Contract (Templ : Node_Id; L : List_Id);
 221    --  Instantiate all source pragmas found in the contract of the generic
 222    --  subprogram declaration template denoted by Templ. The instantiated
 223    --  pragmas are added to list L.
 224
 225    procedure Make_Class_Precondition_Subps
 226      (Subp_Id         : Entity_Id;
 227       Late_Overriding : Boolean := False);
 228    --  Build helpers that at run time evaluate statically and dynamically the
 229    --  class-wide preconditions of Subp_Id; build also the indirect-call
 230    --  wrapper (ICW) required to check class-wide preconditions when the
 231    --  subprogram is invoked through an access-to-subprogram, or when it
 232    --  overrides an inherited class-wide precondition (see AI12-0195-1).
 233    --  Late_Overriding enables special handling required for late-overriding
 234    --  subprograms.
 235    --
 236    --  For example, if we have a subprogram with the following profile:
 237    --
 238    --     procedure Prim (Obj : TagTyp; <additional formals>)
 239    --       with Pre'Class => F1 (Obj) and F2(Obj)
 240    --
 241    --  We build the following helper that evaluates statically the class-wide
 242    --  precondition:
 243    --
 244    --    function PrimSP (Obj : TagTyp) return Boolean is
 245    --    begin
 246    --       return F1 (Obj) and F2(Obj);
 247    --    end PrimSP;
 248    --
 249    --   ... and the following helper that evaluates dynamically the class-wide
 250    --   precondition:
 251    --
 252    --    function PrimDP (Obj : TagTyp'Class; ...) return Boolean is
 253    --    begin
 254    --       return F1 (Obj) and F2(Obj);
 255    --    end PrimSP;
 256    --
 257    --   ... and the following indirect-call wrapper (ICW) that is used by the
 258    --   code generated by the compiler for indirect calls:
 259    --
 260    --    procedure PrimICW (Obj : TagTyp; <additional formals> is
 261    --    begin
 262    --       if not PrimSP (Obj) then
 263    --          $raise_assert_failure ("failed precondition in call at ...");
 264    --       end if;
 265    --
 266    --       Prim (Obj, ...);
 267    --    end Prim;
 268
 269    procedure Merge_Class_Conditions (Spec_Id : Entity_Id);
 270    --  Merge and preanalyze all class-wide conditions of Spec_Id (class-wide
 271    --  preconditions merged with operator or-else; class-wide postconditions
 272    --  merged with operator and-then). Ignored pre/postconditions are also
 273    --  merged since, although they are not required to generate code, their
 274    --  preanalysis is required to perform semantic checks. Resulting merged
 275    --  expressions are later installed by the expander in helper subprograms
 276    --  which are invoked from the caller side; they are also used to build
 277    --  the dispatch-table wrapper (DTW), if required.
 278
 279    procedure Preanalyze_Class_Conditions (Spec_Id : Entity_Id);
 280    --  Preanalyze class-wide pre-/postconditions of the given subprogram
 281    --  specification.
 282
 283    procedure Process_Class_Conditions_At_Freeze_Point (Typ : Entity_Id);
 284    --  Merge, preanalyze, and check class-wide pre/postconditions of Typ
 285    --  primitives.
 286
 287    procedure Save_Global_References_In_Contract
 288      (Templ  : Node_Id;
 289       Gen_Id : Entity_Id);
 290    --  Save all global references found within the aspect specifications and
 291    --  the contract-related source pragmas assocated with generic template
 292    --  Templ. Gen_Id denotes the entity of the analyzed generic copy.
 293
 294 end Contracts;