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callNode Class ReferenceFunction call expression.
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Garbage collection. | |
bool | mark |
node_list | nodes |
map< Node *, bool > | deleted_nodes |
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callNode (exprNode *name, expr_list *args, const Coord coord=Coord::Unknown) | |
Create a new function call expression. | |
virtual | ~callNode () |
Destroy a callNode. | |
typeNode * | base_type (bool TdefIndir) const |
Return the base data type of a node. | |
virtual void | eval () |
Constant expression evaluator. | |
virtual void | dataflow (FlowVal *v, FlowProblem &fp) |
Run the dataflow analyzer. | |
virtual Node * | clone () const |
Clone the input node. | |
virtual void | output_expr (output_context &ct, Node *par, int prec, Assoc assoc) |
Output a expression. | |
virtual bool | is_lvalue () |
Is l-value. | |
typeNode * | no_tdef_type () |
virtual void | output (output_context &ct, Node *par) |
Generate C code. | |
virtual int | precedence (Assoc &assoc) |
Associativity and precedence. | |
bool | parens (int outer_prec, Assoc outer_assoc) |
Determine if parenthesis are needed. | |
typeNode * | datatype () const |
Call base_type() with the argument true. | |
typeNode * | datatype_superior () const |
Call base_type() with the argument false. | |
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Methods to get and set fields in the class. | |
exprNode * | name () const |
exprNode * | get_name () |
void | name (exprNode *name) |
expr_list & | args () |
const expr_list & | args () const |
procNode * | proc () const |
void | proc (procNode *proc) |
AST Traversal | |
virtual void | visit (Visitor *the_visitor) |
Dispatch a Visitor. | |
virtual void | walk (Walker &the_walker) |
Dispatch a Walker. | |
virtual Node * | change (Changer &the_changer, bool redispatch=false) |
Dispatch a Changer. | |
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Methods to get and set fields in the class. | |
virtual typeNode * | type () const |
Return the node data type. | |
virtual void | type (typeNode *type) |
typeNode * | get_type () |
const constant & | value () const |
constant & | value () |
void | value (const constant &newval) |
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Methods to get and set fields in the class. | |
NodeType | typ () const |
Get the node type. | |
Coord | coord () const |
Get the source location. | |
void | coord (const Coord coord) |
Set the source location. | |
bool | parenthesized () const |
Get the parenthesized boolean. | |
void | parenthesized (bool paren) |
Set the parenthesized boolean. | |
annote_list & | annotations () |
Get the annotations list. | |
FlowVal * | gen () const |
Get the "gen" flow value. | |
void | gen (FlowVal *g) |
Set the "gen" flow value. | |
FlowVal * | kill () const |
Get the "kill" flow value. | |
void | kill (FlowVal *k) |
Set the "kill" flow value. | |
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exprNode * | integral_promotions (exprNode *old_expr) |
Add integral promotions. | |
pair< exprNode *, exprNode * > | usual_arithmetic_conversions (exprNode *left, exprNode *right) |
Usual arithmetic conversions. | |
void | report () |
Report node count statistics. | |
Private Attributes | |
TREE exprNode * | _name |
the expression indicating the function to call | |
TREE expr_list | _args |
the arguments | |
REF procNode * | _proc |
the target procedure |
This class represents a function call expression. This includes the actual argument expressions passed into the function, as well as the expression that determines the function to call. Note that this class handles all forms of function call, including calling through a function pointer. That's why the target function is specified as an expression. In most cases, it is simply an identifier whose declaration refers directly to a function definition or declaration (funcNode or the declaration on a procNode).
The callNode object also has a placeholder for a pointer to the target procNode. Initially, this pointer is null. However, we can perform call-graph analysis to determine the target of a callNode. The callgraph_walker does a reasonably job of determining the target, but cannot handle calls through a function pointer.
Currently, no facility exists to make sure that the actual arguments match the number or types of the formal parameters.
The NodeType is Call.
Definition at line 4131 of file ast.h.
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Create a new function call expression. The new function call has the given target function expression (name) and the given arguments. The arguments are extracted from the list and the list is deleted.
Definition at line 44 of file callnode.cc. Referenced by clone(). |
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Destroy a callNode.
Definition at line 294 of file callnode.cc. |
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Get the annotations list. This method returns a modifiable reference to the list of annotations on the node. Users can add new annotations, search for annotations, or remove annotations. Users are responsible for ensuring that every element of the annotation list points to a valid annotation. In particular, no element should be NULL.
Definition at line 276 of file ast.h. References annote_list. |
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Definition at line 4190 of file ast.h. References expr_list. |
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Definition at line 4189 of file ast.h. References expr_list. Referenced by vcgASTWalker::at_call(), tree_visitor::at_call(), TreeChecker::at_call(), semcheck_expr_visitor::at_call(), print_walker::at_call(), print_tree_visitor::at_call(), ExpressionDismantle::at_call(), change(), dataflow(), eval(), DefUseWalker::get_uses(), output_expr(), SSA::place_one_phi(), LocalCopyPropChanger::prop_expr(), SSA::search(), and walk(). |
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Return the base data type of a node. This method differs from the Node::type() method in two respects. First, it follows some of the simple type inferences. For example, calling it on an idNode will return the type of its declaration. Second, the boolean argument indicates whether or not to follow typedef links.
Reimplemented from exprNode. Definition at line 60 of file callnode.cc. References typeNode::base_type(), exprNode::base_type(), Func, name(), Ptr, Node::typ(), and typeNode::type(). |
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Dispatch a Changer. This abstract method works much the walker, but allows the tree to be changed.
Implements Node. Definition at line 246 of file callnode.cc. References args(), Changer::at_call(), Changer::Both, Node::change(), change_list(), name(), Changer::order(), Changer::Order, Changer::Postorder, Changer::Preorder, and exprNode::type(). |
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Clone the input node. This is not a "deep" clone, so be careful. For a deep clone, use the ref_clone_changer class.
Implements Node. Definition at line 4226 of file ast.h. References callNode(). |
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Set the source location. This location should indicate the position in the source text that this Node represents, or Coord::Unknown if it does not represent any node in the source text. It is not common to set the source location of a node. Currently, only the compiler error messages actually make use of it.
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Run the dataflow analyzer. Each subclass overrides this method to define it's semantics for dataflow analysis. It alters the input flow value to reflect the effect of the node within the given flow problem, calling dataflow() on it's subtrees as necessary. See the dataflow analysis documentation for more information.
Implements Node. Definition at line 191 of file callnode.cc. References args(), Node::dataflow(), dataflow_forward_list(), dataflow_reverse_list(), FlowProblem::flow_call(), FlowProblem::forward(), and name(). |
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Call base_type() with the argument true.
Definition at line 157 of file node.cc. References Node::base_type(). Referenced by funcNode::is_void_args(). |
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Call base_type() with the argument false.
Definition at line 162 of file node.cc. References Node::base_type(). |
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Constant expression evaluator. This method attempts to evaluate an expression at compile-time. This only yields a meaningful value when the leaves of the given expression are constants, enums, or other compile-time values (e.g., sizeof). The resulting value is stored on each exprNode, in the _value field. Each exprNode sublcass implements this method, calling it recursively when necessary. Implements exprNode. Definition at line 139 of file callnode.cc. References args(), expr_list_p, and exprNode::value(). |
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Set the "gen" flow value. This value is used in dataflow analyses to store information that is generated at this node. Note that each node has exactly one "gen" flow value. In order to set the flow value to be empty, call this method with a value of NULL.
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Get the "gen" flow value. This value is used in dataflow analyses to store information that is generated at this node. Note that each node has exactly one "gen" flow value.
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Definition at line 3252 of file ast.h. Referenced by remove_stale_type_walker::at_expr(). |
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Add integral promotions. This method takes an expression and calls typeNode::integral_promotions() on its type to determine if any apply. If they do, it inserts an implicit castNode above the input expression that represents this implicit conversion.
Definition at line 90 of file exprnode.cc. References Node::coord(), typeNode::integral_promotions(), Operand, Node::typ(), and exprNode::type(). Referenced by semcheck_expr_visitor::at_binary(), semcheck_expr_visitor::check_binary(), and semcheck_expr_visitor::check_unary(). |
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Is l-value. Indicates if the expression is an l-value (that is, the left side of an assignment).
Definition at line 3298 of file ast.h. Referenced by semcheck_expr_visitor::check_binary(), and semcheck_expr_visitor::check_unary(). |
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Set the "kill" flow value. This value is used in dataflow analyses to store information that is killed at this node. Note that each node has exactly one "kill" flow value. To set the flow value to be empty, call this method with a value of NULL.
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Get the "kill" flow value. This value is used in dataflow analyses to store information that is killed at this node. Note that each node has exactly one "kill" flow value.
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Definition at line 3300 of file ast.h. References typeNode::follow_tdefs(), and exprNode::type(). Referenced by semcheck_expr_visitor::at_binary(), id_lookup_walker::at_binary(), semcheck_expr_visitor::at_call(), semcheck_expr_visitor::check_binary(), semcheck_expr_visitor::check_unary(), Pointers::determine_call_targets(), and InitializerDismantle::eval_or_cast(). |
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Generate C code. Each subclass overrides this method to define how to produce the output C code. To use this method, pass an output_context and a null parent.
Implements Node. Definition at line 158 of file exprnode.cc. References exprNode::output_expr(). Referenced by ExpressionDismantle::at_binary(), constantsChanger::at_id(), subdeclNode::output(), declNode::output(), operandNode::output_expr(), binaryNode::output_expr(), whileNode::output_stmt(), threeAddrNode::output_stmt(), switchNode::output_stmt(), returnNode::output_stmt(), ifNode::output_stmt(), forNode::output_stmt(), exprstmtNode::output_stmt(), doNode::output_stmt(), conditiongotoNode::output_stmt(), caseNode::output_stmt(), and arrayNode::output_type(). |
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Output a expression.
Implements exprNode. Definition at line 219 of file callnode.cc. References args(), Assoc, name(), output_delim_list(), exprNode::output_expr(), exprNode::parens(), and exprNode::precedence(). |
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Determine if parenthesis are needed. This method takes the associativity and precedence values of the enclosing expression and determines if parentheses are needed.
Definition at line 136 of file exprnode.cc. References Assoc, Node::parenthesized(), and exprNode::precedence(). Referenced by unaryNode::output_expr(), ternaryNode::output_expr(), metaexprNode::output_expr(), initializerNode::output_expr(), idNode::output_expr(), constNode::output_expr(), commaNode::output_expr(), castNode::output_expr(), output_expr(), and binaryNode::output_expr(). |
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Set the parenthesized boolean. This boolean determines whether this expression will be parenthesized in the output. Note that that the parentheses will always be added when they are needed to disambiguate the output. This variable only controls the use of "un-necessary" parentheses.
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Get the parenthesized boolean.
Definition at line 252 of file ast.h. Referenced by exprNode::parens(), and CBZ::WarnAboutPrecedence(). |
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Associativity and precedence. Determine the associativity and precedence of the expression. Each exprNode subclass overrides this method to provide the specific results. The default is highest precedence and left-associative.
Reimplemented in binaryNode, unaryNode, castNode, commaNode, and ternaryNode. Definition at line 78 of file exprnode.cc. References Left. Referenced by output_expr(), and exprNode::parens(). |
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Definition at line 4192 of file ast.h. Referenced by vcgCCGWalker::at_call(), TreeChecker::at_call(), W::at_call(), ref_fix_walker::at_call(), print_walker::at_call(), print_tree_visitor::at_call(), and Linker::process_call(). |
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Report node count statistics. The code can be configured to gather statistics about node usage according to type. This method prints the current state of that accounting information to standard out. Definition at line 184 of file node.cc. References Node::_count, Node::_t_count, Array, Attrib, Binary, Block, Break, Call, Case, Cast, Comma, Const, Continue, Decl, Do, Enum, Expr, For, Func, Goto, Id, If, Initializer, Label, Prim, Proc, Ptr, Return, Struct, sueSpec, Switch, Tdef, Ternary, Text, Unary, Undeclared, Union, and While. |
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Reimplemented in operandNode. |
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Usual arithmetic conversions. This method takes two expressions and adds any casts that are necessary to make them compatible for arithmetic operations. It calls typeNode::usual_arithmetic_conversions(), passing the types of the expressions, to determine when the casts are needed. It inserts implicit castNode objects above the expressions for the casts.
Definition at line 103 of file exprnode.cc. References Node::coord(), Operand, Node::typ(), exprNode::type(), and typeNode::usual_arithmetic_conversions(). Referenced by semcheck_expr_visitor::check_binary(). |
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Dispatch a Visitor. This abstract method is the entry point for the visitor design pattern. Each node subclass defines a visit() method that calls the appropriate at_ method in the visitor. For more information see the Visitor documentation.
Implements Node. Definition at line 159 of file callnode.cc. References Visitor::at_call(). |
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Dispatch a Walker. This abstract method works much like the visitor, but instead walks the entire underlying subtree calling the appropriate at_ method at each node. For more information see the Walker documentation.
Implements Node. Definition at line 164 of file callnode.cc. References args(), Walker::at_call(), Walker::Both, Walker::depth(), list_walker(), name(), Walker::order(), Walker::Order, Walker::Postorder, Walker::Preorder, Walker::Subtree, exprNode::type(), and Node::walk(). |
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the arguments The arguments are maintained in the order they appear in the input source. Definition at line 4145 of file ast.h. Referenced by callNode(). |
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the expression indicating the function to call
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the target procedure Initially, this pointer is null, but can be populated by calling one of the call graph facilities. The callgraph_walker works fairly well, but can only handle simple calls where the target function is given explicitly.
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Definition at line 116 of file node.cc. Referenced by gcWalker::delete_nodes(), and Node::~Node(). |
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Definition at line 170 of file ast.h. Referenced by gcWalker::at_binary(), gcWalker::at_node(), gcWalker::delete_nodes(), and SymbolTable< T >::mark_nodes(). |
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Definition at line 115 of file node.cc. Referenced by gcWalker::delete_nodes(), gcWalker::gcWalker(), and Node::Node(). |
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