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{
Copyright (c) 1998-2002 by Florian Klaempfl
Compare definitions and parameter lists
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
****************************************************************************
}
unit defcmp;
{$i fpcdefs.inc}
interface
uses
cclasses,
globtype,globals,
node,
symconst,symtype,symdef;
type
{ if acp is cp_all the var const or nothing are considered equal }
tcompare_paras_type = ( cp_none, cp_value_equal_const, cp_all,cp_procvar);
tcompare_paras_option = (
cpo_allowdefaults,
cpo_ignorehidden, // ignore hidden parameters
cpo_allowconvert,
cpo_comparedefaultvalue,
cpo_openequalisexact,
cpo_ignoreuniv,
cpo_warn_incompatible_univ,
cpo_ignorevarspez, // ignore parameter access type
cpo_ignoreframepointer, // ignore frame pointer parameter (for assignment-compatibility of global procedures to nested procvars)
cpo_compilerproc,
cpo_rtlproc,
cpo_generic // two different undefined defs (or a constraint in the forward) alone or in open arrays are
// treated as exactly equal (also in open arrays) if they are owned by their respective procdefs
);
tcompare_paras_options = set of tcompare_paras_option;
tcompare_defs_option = (
cdo_internal,
cdo_explicit,
cdo_check_operator,
cdo_allow_variant,
cdo_parameter,
cdo_warn_incompatible_univ,
cdo_strict_undefined_check // undefined defs are incompatible to everything except other undefined defs
);
tcompare_defs_options = set of tcompare_defs_option;
tconverttype = (tc_none,
tc_equal,
tc_not_possible,
tc_string_2_string,
tc_char_2_string,
tc_char_2_chararray,
tc_pchar_2_string,
tc_cchar_2_pchar,
tc_cstring_2_pchar,
tc_cstring_2_int,
tc_ansistring_2_pchar,
tc_string_2_chararray,
tc_chararray_2_string,
tc_array_2_pointer,
tc_pointer_2_array,
tc_int_2_int,
tc_int_2_bool,
tc_bool_2_bool,
tc_bool_2_int,
tc_real_2_real,
tc_int_2_real,
tc_real_2_currency,
tc_proc_2_procvar,
tc_nil_2_methodprocvar,
tc_arrayconstructor_2_set,
tc_set_to_set,
tc_cord_2_pointer,
tc_intf_2_string,
tc_intf_2_guid,
tc_class_2_intf,
tc_char_2_char,
tc_dynarray_2_openarray,
tc_pwchar_2_string,
tc_variant_2_dynarray,
tc_dynarray_2_variant,
tc_variant_2_enum,
tc_enum_2_variant,
tc_interface_2_variant,
tc_variant_2_interface,
tc_array_2_dynarray,
tc_elem_2_openarray,
tc_arrayconstructor_2_dynarray
);
function compare_defs_ext(def_from,def_to : tdef;
fromtreetype : tnodetype;
var doconv : tconverttype;
var operatorpd : tprocdef;
cdoptions:tcompare_defs_options):tequaltype;
{ Returns if the type def_from can be converted to def_to or if both types are equal }
function compare_defs(def_from,def_to:tdef;fromtreetype:tnodetype):tequaltype;
{ Returns true, if def1 and def2 are semantically the same }
function equal_defs(def_from,def_to:tdef):boolean;
{ Checks for type compatibility (subgroups of type)
used for case statements... probably missing stuff
to use on other types }
function is_subequal(def1, def2: tdef): boolean;
{# true, if two parameter lists are equal
if acp is cp_all, all have to match exactly
if acp is cp_value_equal_const call by value
and call by const parameter are assumed as
equal
if acp is cp_procvar then the varspez have to match,
and all parameter types must be at least te_equal
if acp is cp_none, then we don't check the varspez at all
allowdefaults indicates if default value parameters
are allowed (in this case, the search order will first
search for a routine with default parameters, before
searching for the same definition with no parameters)
para1 is expected to be parameter list of the first encountered
declaration (interface, forward), and para2 that of the second one
(important in case of cpo_comparedefaultvalue)
}
function compare_paras(para1,para2 : TFPObjectList; acp : tcompare_paras_type; cpoptions: tcompare_paras_options):tequaltype;
{ True if a function can be assigned to a procvar }
{ changed first argument type to pabstractprocdef so that it can also be }
{ used to test compatibility between two pprocvardefs (JM) }
function proc_to_procvar_equal(def1:tabstractprocdef;def2:tprocvardef;checkincompatibleuniv: boolean):tequaltype;
{ Parentdef is the definition of a method defined in a parent class or interface }
{ Childdef is the definition of a method defined in a child class, interface or }
{ a class implementing an interface with parentdef. }
{ Returns true if the resultdef of childdef can be used to implement/override }
{ parentdef's resultdef }
function compatible_childmethod_resultdef(parentretdef, childretdef: tdef): boolean;
{ Checks whether the class impldef or one of its parent classes implements }
{ the interface intfdef and returns the corresponding "implementation link }
function find_implemented_interface(impldef,intfdef:tobjectdef):timplementedinterface;
{ Checks whether to defs are related to each other. Thereby the following }
{ cases of curdef are implemented: }
{ - stringdef: on JVM JLObject, JLString and AnsiString are compatible }
{ - recorddef: on JVM records are compatible to java_fpcbaserecordtype }
{ and JLObject }
{ - objectdef: if it inherits from otherdef or they are equal }
function def_is_related(curdef,otherdef:tdef):boolean;
implementation
uses
verbose,systems,constexp,
symtable,symsym,symcpu,
defutil,symutil;
function compare_defs_ext(def_from,def_to : tdef;
fromtreetype : tnodetype;
var doconv : tconverttype;
var operatorpd : tprocdef;
cdoptions:tcompare_defs_options):tequaltype;
{ tordtype:
uvoid,
u8bit,u16bit,u32bit,u64bit,
s8bit,s16bit,s32bit,s64bit,
pasbool, bool8bit,bool16bit,bool32bit,bool64bit,
uchar,uwidechar,scurrency }
type
tbasedef=(bvoid,bchar,bint,bbool);
const
basedeftbl:array[tordtype] of tbasedef =
(bvoid,
bint,bint,bint,bint,bint,
bint,bint,bint,bint,bint,
bbool,bbool,bbool,bbool,
bbool,bbool,bbool,bbool,
bchar,bchar,bint);
basedefconvertsimplicit : array[tbasedef,tbasedef] of tconverttype =
{ void, char, int, bool }
((tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible),
(tc_not_possible,tc_char_2_char,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible),
(tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_int_2_int,tc_not_possible),
(tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_bool_2_bool));
basedefconvertsexplicit : array[tbasedef,tbasedef] of tconverttype =
{ void, char, int, bool }
((tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible,tc_not_possible),
(tc_not_possible,tc_char_2_char,tc_int_2_int,tc_int_2_bool),
(tc_not_possible,tc_int_2_int,tc_int_2_int,tc_int_2_bool),
(tc_not_possible,tc_bool_2_int,tc_bool_2_int,tc_bool_2_bool));
var
subeq,eq : tequaltype;
hd1,hd2 : tdef;
def_generic : tstoreddef;
hct : tconverttype;
hobjdef : tobjectdef;
hpd : tprocdef;
i : longint;
diff : boolean;
symfrom,symto : tsym;
begin
eq:=te_incompatible;
doconv:=tc_not_possible;
{ safety check }
if not(assigned(def_from) and assigned(def_to)) then
begin
compare_defs_ext:=te_incompatible;
exit;
end;
{ resolve anonymous external definitions }
if def_from.typ=objectdef then
def_from:=find_real_class_definition(tobjectdef(def_from),false);
if def_to.typ=objectdef then
def_to:=find_real_class_definition(tobjectdef(def_to),false);
{ same def? then we've an exact match }
if def_from=def_to then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
compare_defs_ext:=te_exact;
exit;
end;
if cdo_strict_undefined_check in cdoptions then
begin
{ two different undefined defs are not considered equal }
if (def_from.typ=undefineddef) and
(def_to.typ=undefineddef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_not_possible;
compare_defs_ext:=te_incompatible;
exit;
end;
{ if only one def is a undefined def then they are not considered as
equal}
if (
(def_from.typ=undefineddef) or
assigned(tstoreddef(def_from).genconstraintdata)
) or (
(def_to.typ=undefineddef) or
assigned(tstoreddef(def_to).genconstraintdata)
) then
begin
doconv:=tc_not_possible;
compare_defs_ext:=te_incompatible;
exit;
end;
end
else
begin
{ undefined defs are considered equal to everything }
if (def_from.typ=undefineddef) or
(def_to.typ=undefineddef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
compare_defs_ext:=te_exact;
exit;
end;
{ either type has constraints }
if assigned(tstoreddef(def_from).genconstraintdata) or
assigned(tstoreddef(def_to).genconstraintdata) then
begin
if def_from.typ<>def_to.typ then
begin
{ not compatible anyway }
doconv:=tc_not_possible;
compare_defs_ext:=te_incompatible;
exit;
end;
{ maybe we are in generic type declaration/implementation.
In this case constraint in comparison to not specialized generic
is not "exact" nor "incompatible" }
if not(((df_genconstraint in def_from.defoptions) and
([df_generic,df_specialization]*def_to.defoptions=[df_generic])
) or
(
(df_genconstraint in def_to.defoptions) and
([df_generic,df_specialization]*def_from.defoptions=[df_generic]))
) then
begin
{ one is definitely a constraint, for the other we don't
care right now }
doconv:=tc_equal;
compare_defs_ext:=te_exact;
exit;
end;
end;
end;
{ two specializations are considered equal if they specialize the same
generic with the same types }
if (df_specialization in def_from.defoptions) and
(df_specialization in def_to.defoptions) and
(tstoreddef(def_from).genericdef=tstoreddef(def_to).genericdef) then
begin
if assigned(tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas) xor
assigned(tstoreddef(def_to).genericparas) then
internalerror(2013030901);
diff:=false;
if assigned(tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas) then
begin
if tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas.count<>tstoreddef(def_to).genericparas.count then
internalerror(2012091301);
for i:=0 to tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas.count-1 do
begin
if tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas.nameofindex(i)<>tstoreddef(def_to).genericparas.nameofindex(i) then
internalerror(2012091302);
symfrom:=ttypesym(tstoreddef(def_from).genericparas[i]);
symto:=ttypesym(tstoreddef(def_to).genericparas[i]);
if not (symfrom.typ=typesym) or not (symto.typ=typesym) then
internalerror(2012121401);
if not equal_defs(ttypesym(symfrom).typedef,ttypesym(symto).typedef) then
diff:=true;
if diff then
break;
end;
end;
if not diff then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ the definitions are not exactly the same, but only equal }
compare_defs_ext:=te_equal;
exit;
end;
end;
{ handling of partial specializations }
if (
(df_generic in def_to.defoptions) and
(df_specialization in def_from.defoptions) and
(tstoreddef(def_from).genericdef=def_to)
) or (
(df_generic in def_from.defoptions) and
(df_specialization in def_to.defoptions) and
(tstoreddef(def_to).genericdef=def_from)
) then
begin
if tstoreddef(def_from).genericdef=def_to then
def_generic:=tstoreddef(def_to)
else
def_generic:=tstoreddef(def_from);
if not assigned(def_generic.genericparas) then
internalerror(2014052306);
diff:=false;
for i:=0 to def_generic.genericparas.count-1 do
begin
symfrom:=tsym(def_generic.genericparas[i]);
if symfrom.typ<>typesym then
internalerror(2014052307);
if ttypesym(symfrom).typedef.typ<>undefineddef then
diff:=true;
if diff then
break;
end;
if not diff then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ the definitions are not exactly the same, but only equal }
compare_defs_ext:=te_equal;
exit;
end;
end;
{ we walk the wanted (def_to) types and check then the def_from
types if there is a conversion possible }
case def_to.typ of
orddef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
orddef :
begin
if (torddef(def_from).ordtype=torddef(def_to).ordtype) then
begin
case torddef(def_from).ordtype of
uchar,uwidechar,
u8bit,u16bit,u32bit,u64bit,
s8bit,s16bit,s32bit,s64bit:
begin
if (torddef(def_from).low>=torddef(def_to).low) and
(torddef(def_from).high<=torddef(def_to).high) then
eq:=te_equal
else
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
uvoid,
pasbool8,pasbool16,pasbool32,pasbool64,
bool8bit,bool16bit,bool32bit,bool64bit:
eq:=te_equal;
else
internalerror(200210061);
end;
end
{ currency cannot be implicitly converted to an ordinal
type }
else if not is_currency(def_from) or
(cdo_explicit in cdoptions) then
begin
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
doconv:=basedefconvertsexplicit[basedeftbl[torddef(def_from).ordtype],basedeftbl[torddef(def_to).ordtype]]
else
doconv:=basedefconvertsimplicit[basedeftbl[torddef(def_from).ordtype],basedeftbl[torddef(def_to).ordtype]];
if (doconv=tc_not_possible) then
eq:=te_incompatible
else if (not is_in_limit(def_from,def_to)) then
{ "punish" bad type conversions :) (JM) }
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
enumdef :
begin
{ needed for char(enum) }
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
floatdef :
begin
if is_currency(def_to) then
begin
doconv:=tc_real_2_currency;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
objectdef:
begin
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_implicit_pointer_object_type(def_from) and
(cdo_explicit in cdoptions) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
if (fromtreetype=niln) then
begin
{ will be handled by the constant folding }
doconv:=tc_equal;
end
else
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end;
end;
classrefdef,
procvardef,
pointerdef :
begin
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
if (fromtreetype=niln) then
begin
{ will be handled by the constant folding }
doconv:=tc_equal;
end
else
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end;
end;
arraydef :
begin
if (((m_mac in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_integer(def_to)) or
is_widechar(def_to)) and
(fromtreetype=stringconstn) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l3;
doconv:=tc_cstring_2_int;
end;
end;
end;
end;
stringdef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
stringdef :
begin
{ Constant string }
if (fromtreetype=stringconstn) and
is_shortstring(def_from) and
is_shortstring(def_to) then
eq:=te_equal
else if (tstringdef(def_to).stringtype=st_ansistring) and
(tstringdef(def_from).stringtype=st_ansistring) then
begin
{ don't convert ansistrings if any condition is true:
1) same encoding
2) from explicit codepage ansistring to ansistring and vice versa
3) from any ansistring to rawbytestring
4) from rawbytestring to any ansistring }
if (tstringdef(def_from).encoding=tstringdef(def_to).encoding) or
((tstringdef(def_to).encoding=0) and (tstringdef(def_from).encoding=getansistringcodepage)) or
((tstringdef(def_to).encoding=getansistringcodepage) and (tstringdef(def_from).encoding=0)) or
(tstringdef(def_to).encoding=globals.CP_NONE) or
(tstringdef(def_from).encoding=globals.CP_NONE) then
begin
eq:=te_equal;
end
else
begin
doconv := tc_string_2_string;
{ prefere conversion to utf8 codepage }
if tstringdef(def_to).encoding = globals.CP_UTF8 then
eq:=te_convert_l1
{ else to AnsiString type }
else if def_to=getansistringdef then
eq:=te_convert_l2
{ else to AnsiString with other codepage }
else
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end
end
else
{ same string type ? }
if (tstringdef(def_from).stringtype=tstringdef(def_to).stringtype) and
{ for shortstrings also the length must match }
((tstringdef(def_from).stringtype<>st_shortstring) or
(tstringdef(def_from).len=tstringdef(def_to).len)) and
{ for ansi- and unicodestrings also the encoding must match }
(not(tstringdef(def_from).stringtype in [st_ansistring,st_unicodestring]) or
(tstringdef(def_from).encoding=tstringdef(def_to).encoding)) then
eq:=te_equal
else
begin
doconv:=tc_string_2_string;
case tstringdef(def_from).stringtype of
st_widestring :
begin
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
{ Prefer conversions to unicodestring }
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
{ else prefer conversions to ansistring }
st_ansistring: eq:=te_convert_l2;
else
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end;
end;
st_unicodestring :
begin
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
{ Prefer conversions to widestring }
st_widestring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
{ else prefer conversions to ansistring }
st_ansistring: eq:=te_convert_l2;
else
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end;
end;
st_shortstring :
begin
{ Prefer shortstrings of different length or conversions
from shortstring to ansistring }
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
st_shortstring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
st_ansistring:
if tstringdef(def_to).encoding=globals.CP_UTF8 then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else if def_to=getansistringdef then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l4;
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_convert_l5;
else
eq:=te_convert_l6;
end;
end;
st_ansistring :
begin
{ Prefer conversion to widestrings }
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_convert_l4;
st_widestring: eq:=te_convert_l5;
else
eq:=te_convert_l6;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
orddef :
begin
{ char to string}
if is_char(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_char_2_string;
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
st_shortstring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
st_ansistring: eq:=te_convert_l2;
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_convert_l3;
st_widestring: eq:=te_convert_l4;
else
eq:=te_convert_l5;
end;
end
else
if is_widechar(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_char_2_string;
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
st_widestring: eq:=te_convert_l2;
st_ansistring: eq:=te_convert_l3;
st_shortstring: eq:=te_convert_l4;
else
eq:=te_convert_l5;
end;
end;
end;
arraydef :
begin
{ array of char to string, the length check is done by the firstpass of this node }
if (is_chararray(def_from) or
is_open_chararray(def_from)) and
{ bitpacked arrays of char whose element bitsize is not
8 cannot be auto-converted to strings }
(not is_packed_array(def_from) or
(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef.packedbitsize=8)) then
begin
{ "Untyped" stringconstn is an array of char }
if fromtreetype=stringconstn then
begin
doconv:=tc_string_2_string;
{ prefered string type depends on the $H switch }
if (m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches) and
(cs_refcountedstrings in current_settings.localswitches) then
case tstringdef(def_to).stringtype of
st_unicodestring: eq:=te_equal;
st_widestring: eq:=te_convert_l1;
// widechar: eq:=te_convert_l2;
// ansichar: eq:=te_convert_l3;
st_ansistring: eq:=te_convert_l4;
st_shortstring: eq:=te_convert_l5;
else
eq:=te_convert_l6;
end
else if not(cs_refcountedstrings in current_settings.localswitches) and
(tstringdef(def_to).stringtype=st_shortstring) then
eq:=te_equal
else if not(m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches) and
(cs_refcountedstrings in current_settings.localswitches) and
(tstringdef(def_to).stringtype=st_ansistring) then
eq:=te_equal
else if tstringdef(def_to).stringtype in [st_widestring,st_unicodestring] then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
begin
doconv:=tc_chararray_2_string;
if is_open_array(def_from) then
begin
if is_ansistring(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else
begin
if is_shortstring(def_to) then
begin
{ Only compatible with arrays that fit
smaller than 255 chars }
if (def_from.size <= 255) then
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else if is_ansistring(def_to) then
begin
if (def_from.size > 255) then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
end
else
{ array of widechar to string, the length check is done by the firstpass of this node }
if is_widechararray(def_from) or is_open_widechararray(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_chararray_2_string;
if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else
{ size of widechar array is double due the sizeof a widechar }
if not(is_shortstring(def_to) and (is_open_widechararray(def_from) or (def_from.size>255*sizeof(widechar)))) then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
{ pchar can be assigned to short/ansistrings,
but not in tp7 compatible mode }
if not(m_tp7 in current_settings.modeswitches) then
begin
if is_pchar(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_pchar_2_string;
{ prefer ansistrings/unicodestrings because pchars
can overflow shortstrings; don't use l1/l2/l3
because then pchar -> ansistring has the same
preference as conststring -> pchar, and this
breaks webtbs/tw3328.pp }
if is_ansistring(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l4
end
else if is_pwidechar(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_pwchar_2_string;
if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else
{ shortstring and ansistring can both result in
data loss, so don't prefer one over the other }
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end;
end;
end;
objectdef :
begin
{ corba interface -> id string }
if is_interfacecorba(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_intf_2_string;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else if (def_from=java_jlstring) then
begin
if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_to) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_equal;
end
else if def_to.typ=stringdef then
begin
doconv:=tc_string_2_string;
if is_ansistring(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l3
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
floatdef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
orddef :
begin { ordinal to real }
{ only for implicit and internal typecasts in tp/delphi }
if (([cdo_explicit,cdo_internal] * cdoptions <> [cdo_explicit]) or
([m_tp7,m_delphi] * current_settings.modeswitches = [])) and
(is_integer(def_from) or
(is_currency(def_from) and
(s64currencytype.typ = floatdef))) then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_real;
{ prefer single over others }
if is_single(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l3
else
eq:=te_convert_l4;
end
else if is_currency(def_from)
{ and (s64currencytype.typ = orddef)) } then
begin
{ prefer conversion to orddef in this case, unless }
{ the orddef < currency (then it will get convert l3, }
{ and conversion to float is favoured) }
doconv:=tc_int_2_real;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
floatdef :
begin
if tfloatdef(def_from).floattype=tfloatdef(def_to).floattype then
eq:=te_equal
else
begin
{ Delphi does not allow explicit type conversions for float types like:
single_var:=single(double_var);
But if such conversion is inserted by compiler (internal) for some purpose,
it should be allowed even in Delphi mode. }
if (fromtreetype=realconstn) or
not((cdoptions*[cdo_explicit,cdo_internal]=[cdo_explicit]) and
(m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_real_2_real;
{ do we lose precision? }
if (def_to.size<def_from.size) or
(is_currency(def_from) and (tfloatdef(def_to).floattype in [s32real,s64real])) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
enumdef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
enumdef :
begin
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end
else
begin
hd1:=def_from;
while assigned(tenumdef(hd1).basedef) do
hd1:=tenumdef(hd1).basedef;
hd2:=def_to;
while assigned(tenumdef(hd2).basedef) do
hd2:=tenumdef(hd2).basedef;
if (hd1=hd2) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
{ because of packenum they can have different sizes! (JM) }
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end
else
begin
{ assignment of an enum symbol to an unique type? }
if (fromtreetype=ordconstn) and
(tenumsym(tenumdef(hd1).getfirstsym)=tenumsym(tenumdef(hd2).getfirstsym)) then
begin
{ because of packenum they can have different sizes! (JM) }
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end;
end;
end;
end;
orddef :
begin
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
end;
end;
variantdef :
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_variant_2_enum;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
{ ugly, but delphi allows it }
if cdo_explicit in cdoptions then
begin
if target_info.system in systems_jvm then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else if m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
end;
end;
objectdef:
begin
{ ugly, but delphi allows it }
if (cdo_explicit in cdoptions) and
is_class_or_interface_or_dispinterface_or_objc_or_java(def_from) then
begin
{ in Java enums /are/ class instances, and hence such
typecasts must not be treated as integer-like
conversions
}
if target_info.system in systems_jvm then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else if m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
arraydef :
begin
{ open array is also compatible with a single element of its base type.
the extra check for deftyp is needed because equal defs can also return
true if the def types are not the same, for example with dynarray to pointer. }
if is_open_array(def_to) and
(def_from.typ=tarraydef(def_to).elementdef.typ) and
equal_defs(def_from,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_elem_2_openarray;
{ also update in htypechk.pas/var_para_allowed if changed
here }
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end
else
begin
case def_from.typ of
arraydef :
begin
{ from/to packed array -- packed chararrays are }
{ strings in ISO Pascal (at least if the lower bound }
{ is 1, but GPC makes all equal-length chararrays }
{ compatible), so treat those the same as regular }
{ char arrays -- except if they use subrange types }
if (is_packed_array(def_from) and
(not is_chararray(def_from) or
(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef.packedbitsize<>8)) and
not is_widechararray(def_from)) xor
(is_packed_array(def_to) and
(not is_chararray(def_to) or
(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef.packedbitsize<>8)) and
not is_widechararray(def_to)) then
{ both must be packed }
begin
compare_defs_ext:=te_incompatible;
exit;
end
{ to dynamic array }
else if is_dynamic_array(def_to) then
begin
if is_array_constructor(def_from) then
begin
{ array constructor -> dynamic array }
if is_void(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef) then
begin
{ only needs to loose to [] -> open array }
eq:=te_convert_l2;
doconv:=tc_arrayconstructor_2_dynarray;
end
else
begin
{ this should loose to the array constructor -> open array conversions,
but it might happen that the end of the convert levels is reached :/ }
subeq:=compare_defs_ext(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,
tarraydef(def_to).elementdef,
{ reason for cdo_allow_variant: see webtbs/tw7070a and webtbs/tw7070b }
arrayconstructorn,hct,hpd,[cdo_check_operator,cdo_allow_variant]);
if (subeq>=te_equal) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else
{ an array constructor is not a dynamic array, so
use a lower level of compatibility than that one of
of the elements }
if subeq>te_convert_l5 then
begin
eq:=pred(pred(subeq));
end
else if subeq>te_convert_l6 then
eq:=pred(subeq)
else
eq:=subeq;
doconv:=tc_arrayconstructor_2_dynarray;
end;
end
else if equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
{ dynamic array -> dynamic array }
if is_dynamic_array(def_from) then
eq:=te_equal
{ fpc modes only: array -> dyn. array }
else if (current_settings.modeswitches*[m_objfpc,m_fpc]<>[]) and
not(is_special_array(def_from)) and
is_zero_based_array(def_from) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l2;
doconv:=tc_array_2_dynarray;
end;
end
end
else
{ to open array }
if is_open_array(def_to) then
begin
{ array constructor -> open array }
if is_array_constructor(def_from) then
begin
if is_void(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
begin
subeq:=compare_defs_ext(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,
tarraydef(def_to).elementdef,
{ reason for cdo_allow_variant: see webtbs/tw7070a and webtbs/tw7070b }
arrayconstructorn,hct,hpd,[cdo_check_operator,cdo_allow_variant]);
if (subeq>=te_equal) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ an array constructor is not an open array, so
use a lower level of compatibility than that one of
of the elements }
if subeq>te_convert_l6 then
begin
doconv:=hct;
eq:=pred(subeq);
end
else
eq:=subeq;
end;
end
else
{ dynamic array -> open array }
if is_dynamic_array(def_from) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_dynarray_2_openarray;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else
{ open array -> open array }
if is_open_array(def_from) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
if tarraydef(def_from).elementdef=tarraydef(def_to).elementdef then
eq:=te_exact
else
eq:=te_equal
else
{ array -> open array }
if not(cdo_parameter in cdoptions) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
if fromtreetype=stringconstn then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else
eq:=te_equal;
end;
end
else
{ to array of const }
if is_array_of_const(def_to) then
begin
if is_array_of_const(def_from) or
is_array_constructor(def_from) then
begin
eq:=te_equal;
end
else
{ array of tvarrec -> array of const }
if equal_defs(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef,tarraydef(def_from).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end
else
{ to array of char, from "Untyped" stringconstn (array of char) }
if (fromtreetype=stringconstn) and
((is_chararray(def_to) and
{ bitpacked arrays of char whose element bitsize is not
8 cannot be auto-converted from strings }
(not is_packed_array(def_to) or
(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef.packedbitsize=8))) or
is_widechararray(def_to)) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_string_2_chararray;
end
else
{ other arrays }
begin
{ open array -> array }
if not(cdo_parameter in cdoptions) and
is_open_array(def_from) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
eq:=te_equal
end
else
{ array -> array }
if not(m_tp7 in current_settings.modeswitches) and
not(m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
(tarraydef(def_from).lowrange=tarraydef(def_to).lowrange) and
(tarraydef(def_from).highrange=tarraydef(def_to).highrange) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).rangedef,tarraydef(def_to).rangedef) then
begin
eq:=te_equal
end;
end;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
{ nil and voidpointers are compatible with dyn. arrays }
if is_dynamic_array(def_to) and
((fromtreetype=niln) or
is_voidpointer(def_from)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
if is_zero_based_array(def_to) and
equal_defs(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_pointer_2_array;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
stringdef :
begin
{ string to char array }
if not is_special_array(def_to) and
((is_char(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) and
{ bitpacked arrays of char whose element bitsize is not
8 cannot be auto-converted from strings }
(not is_packed_array(def_to) or
(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef.packedbitsize=8))) or
is_widechar(tarraydef(def_to).elementdef)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_string_2_chararray;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
orddef:
begin
if is_chararray(def_to) and
is_char(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_char_2_chararray;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
recorddef :
begin
{ tvarrec -> array of const }
if is_array_of_const(def_to) and
equal_defs(def_from,tarraydef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
variantdef :
begin
if is_dynamic_array(def_to) then
begin
doconv:=tc_variant_2_dynarray;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
variantdef :
begin
if (cdo_allow_variant in cdoptions) then
begin
case def_from.typ of
enumdef :
begin
doconv:=tc_enum_2_variant;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
arraydef :
begin
if is_dynamic_array(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_dynarray_2_variant;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
objectdef :
begin
{ corbainterfaces not accepted, until we have
runtime support for them in Variants (sergei) }
if is_interfacecom_or_dispinterface(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_interface_2_variant;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
variantdef :
begin
{ doing this in the compiler avoids a lot of unncessary
copying }
if (tvariantdef(def_from).varianttype=vt_olevariant) and
(tvariantdef(def_to).varianttype=vt_normalvariant) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
stringdef :
begin
{ string constant (which can be part of array constructor)
to zero terminated string constant }
if (fromtreetype = stringconstn) and
(is_pchar(def_to) or is_pwidechar(def_to)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_cstring_2_pchar;
if is_pwidechar(def_to)=(m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l3
end
else
if (cdo_explicit in cdoptions) or (fromtreetype = arrayconstructorn) then
begin
{ pchar(ansistring) }
if is_pchar(def_to) and
is_ansistring(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_ansistring_2_pchar;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ pwidechar(widestring) }
if is_pwidechar(def_to) and
is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_ansistring_2_pchar;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
orddef :
begin
{ char constant to zero terminated string constant }
if (fromtreetype in [ordconstn,arrayconstructorn]) then
begin
if (is_char(def_from) or is_widechar(def_from)) and
(is_pchar(def_to) or is_pwidechar(def_to)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_cchar_2_pchar;
if is_pwidechar(def_to)=(m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches) then
eq:=te_convert_l1
else
eq:=te_convert_l2
end
else
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and is_integer(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_cord_2_pointer;
eq:=te_convert_l5;
end;
end;
{ allow explicit typecasts from ordinals to pointer.
Support for delphi compatibility
Support constructs like pointer(cardinal-cardinal) or pointer(longint+cardinal) where
the result of the ordinal operation is int64 also on 32 bit platforms.
It is also used by the compiler internally for inc(pointer,ordinal) }
if (eq=te_incompatible) and
not is_void(def_from) and
(
(
(cdo_explicit in cdoptions) and
(
(m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) or
{ Don't allow pchar(char) in fpc modes }
is_integer(def_from)
)
) or
(cdo_internal in cdoptions)
) then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
enumdef :
begin
{ allow explicit typecasts from enums to pointer.
Support for delphi compatibility
}
{ in Java enums /are/ class instances, and hence such
typecasts must not be treated as integer-like conversions
}
if (((cdo_explicit in cdoptions) and
((m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) or
(target_info.system in systems_jvm)
)
) or
(cdo_internal in cdoptions)
) then
begin
{ in Java enums /are/ class instances, and hence such
typecasts must not be treated as integer-like
conversions
}
if target_info.system in systems_jvm then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else if m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
arraydef :
begin
{ string constant (which can be part of array constructor)
to zero terminated string constant }
if (((fromtreetype = arrayconstructorn) and
{ can't use is_chararray, because returns false for }
{ array constructors }
is_char(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef)) or
(fromtreetype = stringconstn)) and
(is_pchar(def_to) or is_pwidechar(def_to)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_cstring_2_pchar;
if ((m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches) xor
is_pchar(def_to)) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end
else
{ chararray to pointer }
if (is_zero_based_array(def_from) or
is_open_array(def_from)) and
equal_defs(tarraydef(def_from).elementdef,tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_array_2_pointer;
{ don't prefer the pchar overload when a constant
string was passed }
if fromtreetype=stringconstn then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ dynamic array to pointer, delphi only }
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_dynamic_array(def_from) and
is_voidpointer(def_to) then
begin
eq:=te_equal;
end;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
{ check for far pointers }
if not tpointerdef(def_from).compatible_with_pointerdef_size(tpointerdef(def_to)) then
begin
if fromtreetype=niln then
eq:=te_equal
else
eq:=te_incompatible;
end
{ the types can be forward type, handle before normal type check !! }
else
if assigned(def_to.typesym) and
((tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef.typ=forwarddef) or
(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef.typ=forwarddef)) then
begin
if (def_from.typesym=def_to.typesym) or
(fromtreetype=niln) then
eq:=te_equal
end
else
{ same types }
if equal_defs(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef,tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef) then
begin
eq:=te_equal
end
else
{ child class pointer can be assigned to anchestor pointers }
if (
(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef.typ=objectdef) and
(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef.typ=objectdef) and
def_is_related(tobjectdef(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef),
tobjectdef(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef))
) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ all pointers can be assigned to void-pointer }
if is_void(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ give pwidechar,pchar a penalty so it prefers
conversion to ansistring }
if is_pchar(def_from) or
is_pwidechar(def_from) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ all pointers can be assigned from void-pointer }
if is_void(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef) or
{ all pointers can be assigned from void-pointer or formaldef pointer, check
tw3777.pp if you change this }
(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef.typ=formaldef) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ give pwidechar a penalty so it prefers
conversion to pchar }
if is_pwidechar(def_to) then
eq:=te_convert_l2
else
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
{ id = generic class instance. metaclasses are also
class instances themselves. }
else if ((def_from=objc_idtype) and
(def_to=objc_metaclasstype)) or
((def_to=objc_idtype) and
(def_from=objc_metaclasstype)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
procvardef :
begin
{ procedure variable can be assigned to an void pointer,
this is not allowed for complex procvars }
if (is_void(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef) or
(m_mac_procvar in current_settings.modeswitches)) and
tprocvardef(def_from).compatible_with_pointerdef_size(tpointerdef(def_to)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
procdef :
begin
{ procedure variable can be assigned to an void pointer,
this not allowed for methodpointers }
if (m_mac_procvar in current_settings.modeswitches) and
tprocdef(def_from).compatible_with_pointerdef_size(tpointerdef(def_to)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_proc_2_procvar;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
classrefdef,
objectdef :
begin
{ implicit pointer object and class reference types
can be assigned to void pointers, but it is less
preferred than assigning to a related objectdef }
if (
is_implicit_pointer_object_type(def_from) or
(def_from.typ=classrefdef)
) and
(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef.typ=orddef) and
(torddef(tpointerdef(def_to).pointeddef).ordtype=uvoid) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else if (is_objc_class_or_protocol(def_from) and
(def_to=objc_idtype)) or
{ classrefs are also instances in Objective-C,
hence they're also assignment-cpmpatible with
id }
(is_objcclassref(def_from) and
((def_to=objc_metaclasstype) or
(def_to=objc_idtype))) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
end;
end;
setdef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
setdef :
begin
if assigned(tsetdef(def_from).elementdef) and
assigned(tsetdef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
{ sets with the same size (packset setting), element
base type and the same range are equal }
if equal_defs(tsetdef(def_from).elementdef,tsetdef(def_to).elementdef) and
(tsetdef(def_from).setbase=tsetdef(def_to).setbase) and
(tsetdef(def_from).setmax=tsetdef(def_to).setmax) and
(def_from.size=def_to.size) then
eq:=te_equal
else if is_subequal(tsetdef(def_from).elementdef,tsetdef(def_to).elementdef) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_set_to_set;
end;
end
else
begin
{ empty set is compatible with everything }
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_set_to_set;
end;
end;
arraydef :
begin
{ automatic arrayconstructor -> set conversion }
if is_array_constructor(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_arrayconstructor_2_set;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
procvardef :
begin
case def_from.typ of
procdef :
begin
{ proc -> procvar }
if (m_tp_procvar in current_settings.modeswitches) or
(m_mac_procvar in current_settings.modeswitches) then
begin
subeq:=proc_to_procvar_equal(tprocdef(def_from),tprocvardef(def_to),cdo_warn_incompatible_univ in cdoptions);
if subeq>te_incompatible then
begin
doconv:=tc_proc_2_procvar;
if subeq>te_convert_l5 then
eq:=pred(subeq)
else
eq:=subeq;
end;
end;
end;
procvardef :
begin
{ procvar -> procvar }
eq:=proc_to_procvar_equal(tprocvardef(def_from),tprocvardef(def_to),cdo_warn_incompatible_univ in cdoptions);
if eq<te_equal then
doconv:=tc_proc_2_procvar
else
doconv:=tc_equal;
end;
pointerdef :
begin
{ nil is compatible with procvars }
if (fromtreetype=niln) then
begin
if not Tprocvardef(def_to).is_addressonly then
{Nil to method pointers requires to convert a single
pointer nil value to a two pointer procvardef.}
doconv:=tc_nil_2_methodprocvar
else
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ for example delphi allows the assignement from pointers }
{ to procedure variables }
if (m_pointer_2_procedure in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_void(tpointerdef(def_from).pointeddef) and
tprocvardef(def_to).is_addressonly then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
end;
objectdef :
begin
{ object pascal objects }
if (def_from.typ=objectdef) and
(def_is_related(tobjectdef(def_from),tobjectdef(def_to))) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ also update in htypechk.pas/var_para_allowed if changed
here }
eq:=te_convert_l3;
end
{ string -> java.lang.string }
else if (def_to=java_jlstring) and
((def_from.typ=stringdef) or
(fromtreetype=stringconstn)) then
begin
if is_wide_or_unicode_string(def_from) or
((fromtreetype=stringconstn) and
(cs_refcountedstrings in current_settings.localswitches) and
(m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_equal
end
else
begin
doconv:=tc_string_2_string;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end
else if (def_to=java_jlstring) and
is_anychar(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_char_2_string;
eq:=te_convert_l2
end
else
{ specific to implicit pointer object types }
if is_implicit_pointer_object_type(def_to) then
begin
{ void pointer also for delphi mode }
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_voidpointer(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ prefer pointer-pointer assignments }
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else
{ nil is compatible with class instances and interfaces }
if (fromtreetype=niln) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
{ All Objective-C classes are compatible with ID }
else if is_objc_class_or_protocol(def_to) and
(def_from=objc_idtype) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
{ classes can be assigned to interfaces
(same with objcclass and objcprotocol) }
else if ((is_interface(def_to) and
is_class(def_from)) or
(is_objcprotocol(def_to) and
is_objcclass(def_from)) or
(is_javainterface(def_to) and
is_javaclass(def_from))) and
assigned(tobjectdef(def_from).ImplementedInterfaces) then
begin
{ we've to search in parent classes as well }
hobjdef:=tobjectdef(def_from);
while assigned(hobjdef) do
begin
if find_implemented_interface(hobjdef,tobjectdef(def_to))<>nil then
begin
if is_interface(def_to) then
doconv:=tc_class_2_intf
else
{ for Objective-C, we don't have to do anything special }
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ don't prefer this over objectdef->objectdef }
eq:=te_convert_l2;
break;
end;
hobjdef:=hobjdef.childof;
end;
end
{ Interface 2 GUID handling }
else if (def_to=tdef(rec_tguid)) and
(fromtreetype=typen) and
is_interface(def_from) and
assigned(tobjectdef(def_from).iidguid) then
begin
eq:=te_convert_l1;
doconv:=tc_equal;
end
else if (def_from.typ=variantdef) and is_interfacecom_or_dispinterface(def_to) then
begin
{ corbainterfaces not accepted, until we have
runtime support for them in Variants (sergei) }
doconv:=tc_variant_2_interface;
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
{ ugly, but delphi allows it (enables typecasting ordinals/
enums of any size to pointer-based object defs) }
{ in Java enums /are/ class instances, and hence such
typecasts must not be treated as integer-like conversions;
arbitrary constants cannot be converted into classes/
pointer-based values either on the JVM -> always return
false and let it be handled by the regular explicit type
casting code
}
else if (not(target_info.system in systems_jvm) and
((def_from.typ=enumdef) or
(def_from.typ=orddef))) and
(m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
(cdo_explicit in cdoptions) then
begin
doconv:=tc_int_2_int;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
classrefdef :
begin
{ similar to pointerdef wrt forwards }
if assigned(def_to.typesym) and
(tclassrefdef(def_to).pointeddef.typ=forwarddef) or
((def_from.typ=classrefdef) and
(tclassrefdef(def_from).pointeddef.typ=forwarddef)) then
begin
if (def_from.typesym=def_to.typesym) or
(fromtreetype=niln) then
eq:=te_equal;
end
else
{ class reference types }
if (def_from.typ=classrefdef) then
begin
if equal_defs(tclassrefdef(def_from).pointeddef,tclassrefdef(def_to).pointeddef) then
begin
eq:=te_equal;
end
else
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
if (cdo_explicit in cdoptions) or
def_is_related(tobjectdef(tclassrefdef(def_from).pointeddef),
tobjectdef(tclassrefdef(def_to).pointeddef)) then
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end
else
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) and
is_voidpointer(def_from) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
{ prefer pointer-pointer assignments }
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end
else
{ nil is compatible with class references }
if (fromtreetype=niln) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end
else
{ id is compatible with all classref types }
if (def_from=objc_idtype) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
filedef :
begin
{ typed files are all equal to the abstract file type
name TYPEDFILE in system.pp in is_equal in types.pas
the problem is that it sholud be also compatible to FILE
but this would leed to a problem for ASSIGN RESET and REWRITE
when trying to find the good overloaded function !!
so all file function are doubled in system.pp
this is not very beautiful !!}
if (def_from.typ=filedef) then
begin
if (tfiledef(def_from).filetyp=tfiledef(def_to).filetyp) then
begin
if
(
(tfiledef(def_from).typedfiledef=nil) and
(tfiledef(def_to).typedfiledef=nil)
) or
(
(tfiledef(def_from).typedfiledef<>nil) and
(tfiledef(def_to).typedfiledef<>nil) and
equal_defs(tfiledef(def_from).typedfiledef,tfiledef(def_to).typedfiledef)
) or
(
(tfiledef(def_from).filetyp = ft_typed) and
(tfiledef(def_to).filetyp = ft_typed) and
(
(tfiledef(def_from).typedfiledef = tdef(voidtype)) or
(tfiledef(def_to).typedfiledef = tdef(voidtype))
)
) then
begin
eq:=te_equal;
end;
end
else
if ((tfiledef(def_from).filetyp = ft_untyped) and
(tfiledef(def_to).filetyp = ft_typed)) or
((tfiledef(def_from).filetyp = ft_typed) and
(tfiledef(def_to).filetyp = ft_untyped)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
end;
recorddef :
begin
{ interface -> guid }
if (def_to=rec_tguid) and
(is_interfacecom_or_dispinterface(def_from)) then
begin
doconv:=tc_intf_2_guid;
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
end;
formaldef :
begin
doconv:=tc_equal;
if (def_from.typ=formaldef) then
eq:=te_equal
else
{ Just about everything can be converted to a formaldef...}
if not (def_from.typ in [abstractdef,errordef]) then
eq:=te_convert_l2;
end;
end;
{ if we didn't find an appropriate type conversion yet
then we search also the := operator }
if (eq=te_incompatible) and
{ make sure there is not a single variant if variants }
{ are not allowed (otherwise if only cdo_check_operator }
{ and e.g. fromdef=stringdef and todef=variantdef, then }
{ the test will still succeed }
((cdo_allow_variant in cdoptions) or
((def_from.typ<>variantdef) and
(def_to.typ<>variantdef) and
{ internal typeconversions always have to be bitcasts (except for
variants) }
not(cdo_internal in cdoptions)
)
) and
(
{ Check for variants? }
(
(cdo_allow_variant in cdoptions) and
((def_from.typ=variantdef) or (def_to.typ=variantdef))
) or
{ Check for operators? }
(
(cdo_check_operator in cdoptions) and
((def_from.typ<>variantdef) or (def_to.typ<>variantdef))
)
) then
begin
operatorpd:=search_assignment_operator(def_from,def_to,cdo_explicit in cdoptions);
if assigned(operatorpd) then
eq:=te_convert_operator;
end;
{ update convtype for te_equal when it is not yet set }
if (eq=te_equal) and
(doconv=tc_not_possible) then
doconv:=tc_equal;
compare_defs_ext:=eq;
end;
function equal_defs(def_from,def_to:tdef):boolean;
var
convtyp : tconverttype;
pd : tprocdef;
begin
{ Compare defs with nothingn and no explicit typecasts and
searching for overloaded operators is not needed }
equal_defs:=(compare_defs_ext(def_from,def_to,nothingn,convtyp,pd,[])>=te_equal);
end;
function compare_defs(def_from,def_to:tdef;fromtreetype:tnodetype):tequaltype;
var
doconv : tconverttype;
pd : tprocdef;
begin
compare_defs:=compare_defs_ext(def_from,def_to,fromtreetype,doconv,pd,[cdo_check_operator,cdo_allow_variant]);
end;
function is_subequal(def1, def2: tdef): boolean;
var
basedef1,basedef2 : tenumdef;
Begin
is_subequal := false;
if assigned(def1) and assigned(def2) then
Begin
if (def1.typ = orddef) and (def2.typ = orddef) then
Begin
{ see p.47 of Turbo Pascal 7.01 manual for the separation of types }
{ range checking for case statements is done with testrange }
case torddef(def1).ordtype of
u8bit,u16bit,u32bit,u64bit,
s8bit,s16bit,s32bit,s64bit :
is_subequal:=(torddef(def2).ordtype in [s64bit,u64bit,s32bit,u32bit,u8bit,s8bit,s16bit,u16bit]);
pasbool8,pasbool16,pasbool32,pasbool64,
bool8bit,bool16bit,bool32bit,bool64bit :
is_subequal:=(torddef(def2).ordtype in [pasbool8,pasbool16,pasbool32,pasbool64,bool8bit,bool16bit,bool32bit,bool64bit]);
uchar :
is_subequal:=(torddef(def2).ordtype=uchar);
uwidechar :
is_subequal:=(torddef(def2).ordtype=uwidechar);
end;
end
else
Begin
{ Check if both basedefs are equal }
if (def1.typ=enumdef) and (def2.typ=enumdef) then
Begin
{ get both basedefs }
basedef1:=tenumdef(def1);
while assigned(basedef1.basedef) do
basedef1:=basedef1.basedef;
basedef2:=tenumdef(def2);
while assigned(basedef2.basedef) do
basedef2:=basedef2.basedef;
is_subequal:=(basedef1=basedef2);
end;
end;
end;
end;
function potentially_incompatible_univ_paras(def1, def2: tdef): boolean;
begin
result :=
{ not entirely safe: different records can be passed differently
depending on the types of their fields, but they're hard to compare
(variant records, bitpacked vs non-bitpacked) }
((def1.typ in [floatdef,recorddef,arraydef,filedef,variantdef]) and
(def1.typ<>def2.typ)) or
{ pointers, ordinals and small sets are all passed the same}
(((def1.typ in [orddef,enumdef,pointerdef,procvardef,classrefdef]) or
(is_class_or_interface_or_objc(def1)) or
is_dynamic_array(def1) or
is_smallset(def1) or
is_ansistring(def1) or
is_unicodestring(def1)) <>
(def2.typ in [orddef,enumdef,pointerdef,procvardef,classrefdef]) or
(is_class_or_interface_or_objc(def2)) or
is_dynamic_array(def2) or
is_smallset(def2) or
is_ansistring(def2) or
is_unicodestring(def2)) or
{ shortstrings }
(is_shortstring(def1)<>
is_shortstring(def2)) or
{ winlike widestrings }
(is_widestring(def1)<>
is_widestring(def2)) or
{ TP-style objects }
(is_object(def1) <>
is_object(def2));
end;
function compare_paras(para1,para2 : TFPObjectList; acp : tcompare_paras_type; cpoptions: tcompare_paras_options):tequaltype;
var
currpara1,
currpara2 : tparavarsym;
function equal_genfunc_paradefs(def1,def2:tdef):boolean;
begin
result:=false;
if (sp_generic_para in def1.typesym.symoptions) and
(sp_generic_para in def2.typesym.symoptions) and
(def1.owner=currpara1.owner) and
(def2.owner=currpara2.owner) then
begin
{ the forward declaration may have constraints }
if not (df_genconstraint in def2.defoptions) and (def2.typ=undefineddef) and
((def1.typ=undefineddef) or (df_genconstraint in def1.defoptions)) then
result:=true;
end
end;
var
eq,lowesteq : tequaltype;
hpd : tprocdef;
convtype : tconverttype;
cdoptions : tcompare_defs_options;
i1,i2 : byte;
begin
compare_paras:=te_incompatible;
cdoptions:=[cdo_parameter,cdo_check_operator,cdo_allow_variant,cdo_strict_undefined_check];
{ we need to parse the list from left-right so the
not-default parameters are checked first }
lowesteq:=high(tequaltype);
i1:=0;
i2:=0;
if cpo_ignorehidden in cpoptions then
begin
while (i1<para1.count) and
(vo_is_hidden_para in tparavarsym(para1[i1]).varoptions) do
inc(i1);
while (i2<para2.count) and
(vo_is_hidden_para in tparavarsym(para2[i2]).varoptions) do
inc(i2);
end;
if cpo_ignoreframepointer in cpoptions then
begin
if (i1<para1.count) and
(vo_is_parentfp in tparavarsym(para1[i1]).varoptions) then
inc(i1);
if (i2<para2.count) and
(vo_is_parentfp in tparavarsym(para2[i2]).varoptions) then
inc(i2);
end;
while (i1<para1.count) and (i2<para2.count) do
begin
eq:=te_incompatible;
currpara1:=tparavarsym(para1[i1]);
currpara2:=tparavarsym(para2[i2]);
{ Unique types must match exact }
if ((df_unique in currpara1.vardef.defoptions) or (df_unique in currpara2.vardef.defoptions)) and
(currpara1.vardef<>currpara2.vardef) then
exit;
{ Handle hidden parameters separately, because self is
defined as voidpointer for methodpointers }
if (vo_is_hidden_para in currpara1.varoptions) or
(vo_is_hidden_para in currpara2.varoptions) then
begin
{ both must be hidden }
if (vo_is_hidden_para in currpara1.varoptions)<>(vo_is_hidden_para in currpara2.varoptions) then
exit;
eq:=te_exact;
if (([vo_is_self,vo_is_vmt]*currpara1.varoptions)=[]) and
(([vo_is_self,vo_is_vmt]*currpara2.varoptions)=[]) then
begin
if not(cpo_ignorevarspez in cpoptions) and
(currpara1.varspez<>currpara2.varspez) then
exit;
eq:=compare_defs_ext(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef,nothingn,
convtype,hpd,cdoptions);
end
else if ([vo_is_self,vo_is_vmt]*currpara1.varoptions)<>
([vo_is_self,vo_is_vmt]*currpara2.varoptions) then
eq:=te_incompatible;
end
else
begin
case acp of
cp_value_equal_const :
begin
{ this one is used for matching parameters from a call
statement to a procdef -> univ state can't be equal
in any case since the call statement does not contain
any information about that }
if (
not(cpo_ignorevarspez in cpoptions) and
(currpara1.varspez<>currpara2.varspez) and
((currpara1.varspez in [vs_var,vs_out,vs_constref]) or
(currpara2.varspez in [vs_var,vs_out,vs_constref]))
) then
exit;
eq:=compare_defs_ext(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef,nothingn,
convtype,hpd,cdoptions);
end;
cp_all :
begin
{ used to resolve forward definitions -> headers must
match exactly, including the "univ" specifier }
if (not(cpo_ignorevarspez in cpoptions) and
(currpara1.varspez<>currpara2.varspez)) or
(currpara1.univpara<>currpara2.univpara) then
exit;
eq:=compare_defs_ext(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef,nothingn,
convtype,hpd,cdoptions);
end;
cp_procvar :
begin
if not(cpo_ignorevarspez in cpoptions) and
(currpara1.varspez<>currpara2.varspez) then
exit;
{ "univ" state doesn't matter here: from univ to non-univ
matches if the types are compatible (i.e., as usual),
from from non-univ to univ also matches if the types
have the same size (checked below) }
eq:=compare_defs_ext(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef,nothingn,
convtype,hpd,cdoptions);
{ Parameters must be at least equal otherwise the are incompatible }
if (eq<te_equal) then
eq:=te_incompatible;
end;
else
eq:=compare_defs_ext(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef,nothingn,
convtype,hpd,cdoptions);
end;
end;
{ check type }
if eq=te_incompatible then
begin
{ special case: "univ" parameters match if their size is equal }
if not(cpo_ignoreuniv in cpoptions) and
currpara2.univpara and
is_valid_univ_para_type(currpara1.vardef) and
(currpara1.vardef.size=currpara2.vardef.size) then
begin
{ only pick as last choice }
eq:=te_convert_l5;
if (acp=cp_procvar) and
(cpo_warn_incompatible_univ in cpoptions) then
begin
{ if the types may be passed in different ways by the
calling convention then this can lead to crashes
(note: not an exhaustive check, and failing this
this check does not mean things will crash on all
platforms) }
if potentially_incompatible_univ_paras(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef) then
Message2(type_w_procvar_univ_conflicting_para,currpara1.vardef.typename,currpara2.vardef.typename)
end;
end
else if (cpo_generic in cpoptions) then
begin
if equal_genfunc_paradefs(currpara1.vardef,currpara2.vardef) then
eq:=te_exact
else
exit;
end
else
exit;
end;
if (eq=te_equal) and
(cpo_generic in cpoptions) then
begin
if is_open_array(currpara1.vardef) and
is_open_array(currpara2.vardef) then
begin
if equal_genfunc_paradefs(tarraydef(currpara1.vardef).elementdef,tarraydef(currpara2.vardef).elementdef) then
eq:=te_exact;
end
else
{ for the purpose of forward declarations two equal specializations
are considered as exactly equal }
if (df_specialization in tstoreddef(currpara1.vardef).defoptions) and
(df_specialization in tstoreddef(currpara2.vardef).defoptions) then
eq:=te_exact;
end;
{ open strings can never match exactly, since you cannot define }
{ a separate "open string" type -> we have to be able to }
{ consider those as exact when resolving forward definitions. }
{ The same goes for array of const. Open arrays are handled }
{ already (if their element types match exactly, they are }
{ considered to be an exact match) }
{ And also for "inline defined" function parameter definitions }
{ (i.e., function types directly declared in a parameter list) }
if (is_array_of_const(currpara1.vardef) or
is_open_string(currpara1.vardef) or
((currpara1.vardef.typ = procvardef) and
not(assigned(currpara1.vardef.typesym)))) and
(eq=te_equal) and
(cpo_openequalisexact in cpoptions) then
eq:=te_exact;
if eq<lowesteq then
lowesteq:=eq;
{ also check default value if both have it declared }
if (cpo_comparedefaultvalue in cpoptions) then
begin
if assigned(currpara1.defaultconstsym) and
assigned(currpara2.defaultconstsym) then
begin
if not equal_constsym(tconstsym(currpara1.defaultconstsym),tconstsym(currpara2.defaultconstsym),true) then
exit;
end
{ cannot have that the second (= implementation) has a default value declared and the
other (interface) doesn't }
else if not assigned(currpara1.defaultconstsym) and assigned(currpara2.defaultconstsym) then
exit;
end;
if not(cpo_compilerproc in cpoptions) and
not(cpo_rtlproc in cpoptions) and
is_ansistring(currpara1.vardef) and
is_ansistring(currpara2.vardef) and
(tstringdef(currpara1.vardef).encoding<>tstringdef(currpara2.vardef).encoding) and
((tstringdef(currpara1.vardef).encoding=globals.CP_NONE) or
(tstringdef(currpara2.vardef).encoding=globals.CP_NONE)
) then
eq:=te_convert_l1;
if eq<lowesteq then
lowesteq:=eq;
inc(i1);
inc(i2);
if cpo_ignorehidden in cpoptions then
begin
while (i1<para1.count) and
(vo_is_hidden_para in tparavarsym(para1[i1]).varoptions) do
inc(i1);
while (i2<para2.count) and
(vo_is_hidden_para in tparavarsym(para2[i2]).varoptions) do
inc(i2);
end;
if cpo_ignoreframepointer in cpoptions then
begin
if (i1<para1.count) and
(vo_is_parentfp in tparavarsym(para1[i1]).varoptions) then
inc(i1);
if (i2<para2.count) and
(vo_is_parentfp in tparavarsym(para2[i2]).varoptions) then
inc(i2);
end;
end;
{ when both lists are empty then the parameters are equal. Also
when one list is empty and the other has a parameter with default
value assigned then the parameters are also equal }
if ((i1>=para1.count) and (i2>=para2.count)) or
((cpo_allowdefaults in cpoptions) and
(((i1<para1.count) and assigned(tparavarsym(para1[i1]).defaultconstsym)) or
((i2<para2.count) and assigned(tparavarsym(para2[i2]).defaultconstsym)))) then
compare_paras:=lowesteq;
end;
function proc_to_procvar_equal(def1:tabstractprocdef;def2:tprocvardef;checkincompatibleuniv: boolean):tequaltype;
var
eq: tequaltype;
po_comp: tprocoptions;
pa_comp: tcompare_paras_options;
begin
proc_to_procvar_equal:=te_incompatible;
if not(assigned(def1)) or not(assigned(def2)) then
exit;
{ check for method pointer and local procedure pointer:
a) anything but procvars can be assigned to blocks
b) if one is a procedure of object, the other also has to be one
("object static procedure" is equal to procedure as well)
(except for block)
c) if one is a pure address, the other also has to be one
except if def1 is a global proc and def2 is a nested procdef
(global procedures can be converted into nested procvars)
d) if def1 is a nested procedure, then def2 has to be a nested
procvar and def1 has to have the po_delphi_nested_cc option
e) if def1 is a procvar, def1 and def2 both have to be nested or
non-nested (we don't allow assignments from non-nested to
nested procvars to make sure that we can still implement
nested procvars using trampolines -- e.g., this would be
necessary for LLVM or CIL as long as they do not have support
for Delphi-style frame pointer parameter passing) }
if is_block(def2) then { a) }
{ can't explicitly check against procvars here, because
def1 may already be a procvar due to a proc_to_procvar;
this is checked in the type conversion node itself -> ok }
else if
((def1.is_methodpointer and not (po_staticmethod in def1.procoptions))<> { b) }
(def2.is_methodpointer and not (po_staticmethod in def2.procoptions))) or
((def1.is_addressonly<>def2.is_addressonly) and { c) }
(is_nested_pd(def1) or
not is_nested_pd(def2))) or
((def1.typ=procdef) and { d) }
is_nested_pd(def1) and
(not(po_delphi_nested_cc in def1.procoptions) or
not is_nested_pd(def2))) or
((def1.typ=procvardef) and { e) }
(is_nested_pd(def1)<>is_nested_pd(def2))) then
exit;
pa_comp:=[cpo_ignoreframepointer];
if is_block(def2) then
include(pa_comp,cpo_ignorehidden);
if checkincompatibleuniv then
include(pa_comp,cpo_warn_incompatible_univ);
{ check return value and options, methodpointer is already checked }
po_comp:=[po_interrupt,po_iocheck,po_varargs,po_far];
{ check static only if we compare method pointers }
if def1.is_methodpointer and def2.is_methodpointer then
include(po_comp,po_staticmethod);
if (m_delphi in current_settings.modeswitches) then
exclude(po_comp,po_varargs);
{ for blocks, the calling convention doesn't matter because we have to
generate a wrapper anyway }
if ((po_is_block in def2.procoptions) or
(def1.proccalloption=def2.proccalloption)) and
((po_comp * def1.procoptions)= (po_comp * def2.procoptions)) and
equal_defs(def1.returndef,def2.returndef) then
begin
{ return equal type based on the parameters, but a proc->procvar
is never exact, so map an exact match of the parameters to
te_equal }
eq:=compare_paras(def1.paras,def2.paras,cp_procvar,pa_comp);
if eq=te_exact then
eq:=te_equal;
if (eq=te_equal) then
begin
{ prefer non-nested to non-nested over non-nested to nested }
if (is_nested_pd(def1)<>is_nested_pd(def2)) then
eq:=te_convert_l1;
{ in case of non-block to block, we need a type conversion }
if (po_is_block in def1.procoptions) <> (po_is_block in def2.procoptions) then
eq:=te_convert_l1;
end;
proc_to_procvar_equal:=eq;
end;
end;
function compatible_childmethod_resultdef(parentretdef, childretdef: tdef): boolean;
begin
compatible_childmethod_resultdef :=
(equal_defs(parentretdef,childretdef)) or
((parentretdef.typ=objectdef) and
(childretdef.typ=objectdef) and
is_class_or_interface_or_objc_or_java(parentretdef) and
is_class_or_interface_or_objc_or_java(childretdef) and
(def_is_related(tobjectdef(childretdef),tobjectdef(parentretdef))))
end;
function find_implemented_interface(impldef,intfdef:tobjectdef):timplementedinterface;
var
implintf : timplementedinterface;
i : longint;
begin
if not assigned(impldef) then
internalerror(2013102301);
if not assigned(intfdef) then
internalerror(2013102302);
result:=nil;
if not assigned(impldef.implementedinterfaces) then
exit;
for i:=0 to impldef.implementedinterfaces.count-1 do
begin
implintf:=timplementedinterface(impldef.implementedinterfaces[i]);
if equal_defs(implintf.intfdef,intfdef) then
begin
result:=implintf;
exit;
end;
end;
end;
function stringdef_is_related(curdef:tstringdef;otherdef:tdef):boolean;
begin
result:=
(target_info.system in systems_jvm) and
(((curdef.stringtype in [st_unicodestring,st_widestring]) and
((otherdef=java_jlobject) or
(otherdef=java_jlstring))) or
((curdef.stringtype=st_ansistring) and
((otherdef=java_jlobject) or
(otherdef=java_ansistring))));
end;
function recorddef_is_related(curdef:trecorddef;otherdef:tdef):boolean;
begin
{ records are implemented via classes in the JVM target, and are
all descendents of the java_fpcbaserecordtype class }
result:=false;
if (target_info.system in systems_jvm) then
begin
if otherdef.typ=objectdef then
begin
otherdef:=find_real_class_definition(tobjectdef(otherdef),false);
if (otherdef=java_jlobject) or
(otherdef=java_fpcbaserecordtype) then
result:=true
end;
end;
end;
{ true if prot implements d (or if they are equal) }
function is_related_interface_multiple(prot:tobjectdef;d:tdef):boolean;
var
i : longint;
begin
{ objcprotocols have multiple inheritance, all protocols from which
the current protocol inherits are stored in implementedinterfaces }
result:=prot=d;
if result then
exit;
for i:=0 to prot.implementedinterfaces.count-1 do
begin
result:=is_related_interface_multiple(timplementedinterface(prot.implementedinterfaces[i]).intfdef,d);
if result then
exit;
end;
end;
function objectdef_is_related(curdef:tobjectdef;otherdef:tdef):boolean;
var
realself,
hp : tobjectdef;
begin
if (otherdef.typ=objectdef) then
otherdef:=find_real_class_definition(tobjectdef(otherdef),false);
realself:=find_real_class_definition(curdef,false);
if realself=otherdef then
begin
result:=true;
exit;
end;
if (otherdef.typ<>objectdef) then
begin
result:=false;
exit;
end;
{ Objective-C protocols and Java interfaces can use multiple
inheritance }
if (realself.objecttype in [odt_objcprotocol,odt_interfacejava]) then
begin
result:=is_related_interface_multiple(realself,otherdef);
exit;
end;
{ formally declared Objective-C and Java classes match Objective-C/Java
classes with the same name. In case of Java, the package must also
match (still required even though we looked up the real definitions
above, because these may be two different formal declarations that
cannot be resolved yet) }
if (realself.objecttype in [odt_objcclass,odt_javaclass]) and
(tobjectdef(otherdef).objecttype=curdef.objecttype) and
((oo_is_formal in curdef.objectoptions) or
(oo_is_formal in tobjectdef(otherdef).objectoptions)) and
(curdef.objrealname^=tobjectdef(otherdef).objrealname^) then
begin
{ check package name for Java }
if curdef.objecttype=odt_objcclass then
result:=true
else
begin
result:=
assigned(curdef.import_lib)=assigned(tobjectdef(otherdef).import_lib);
if result and
assigned(curdef.import_lib) then
result:=curdef.import_lib^=tobjectdef(otherdef).import_lib^;
end;
exit;
end;
hp:=realself.childof;
while assigned(hp) do
begin
if equal_defs(hp,otherdef) then
begin
result:=true;
exit;
end;
hp:=hp.childof;
end;
result:=false;
end;
function def_is_related(curdef,otherdef:tdef):boolean;
begin
if not assigned(curdef) then
internalerror(2013102303);
case curdef.typ of
stringdef:
result:=stringdef_is_related(tstringdef(curdef),otherdef);
recorddef:
result:=recorddef_is_related(trecorddef(curdef),otherdef);
objectdef:
result:=objectdef_is_related(tobjectdef(curdef),otherdef);
else
result:=false;
end;
end;
end.
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