rtl: add enumerators to the basic classes
tests: add enumerators test which compiles and work both by fpc and dcc
compiler:
+ start for-in loop implementation: implement for-in loop for types (enumerations and ranges), strings, arrays and sets. todo: perform type checking, optimize array and string loops - use temp for expression, implement for-in loop for classes
test:
+ add a simple test for the 'for-in' loop
compiler: fix string for-in loop. now it uses a temp variable to store string expression result
complier: fix for-in array loop. use a temp variable for the loop expression only if loop is not an open array loop
complier: continue enumerator implementation:
+ add operator enumerator which give an ability to add enumerator for an existent type (for example to override builtin string enumerator)
+ add class enumerator support via delphi compatible GetEnumerator method + enumerator class/object template (function MoveNext: Boolean; property Current)
+ tests
compiler: fix for-in loop for arrays. delphi does not copy arrays to a temp variable and it is possible to change array during loop. + test
compiler: add reference for the enumerator operator when it is used + another test for operator enumerator for a class
compiler: add reference for the enumerator operator when it is used + another test for operator enumerator for a class
compiler: enumerator directive support:
+ allow to mark methods and properties by 'enumerator MoveNext' and 'enumerator Current' modifiers. Parser checks return types and duplicates.
+ prefer *marked* by enumerator directive methods and properties than GetEnumerator and Current builtin symbols
+ increase ppu version
+ test
rtl: add IEnumerator and IEnumerable interfaces declarations
tests: for-in loop tests:
+ add small comment at the top of test program
compiler: allow 'enumerator MoveNext' for the interface function declaration + test
compiler: move all for-in loop helpers to the nflw unit
compiler: don't allow the compiler to choose the non-valid enumerator operator for the for-in loop
git-svn-id: trunk@14008 -
This directory contains the sources of the Free Pascal Compiler
If you want to compile/modify the compiler, please read first the
programmers manual.
To recompile the compiler, you can use the batch files :
+ mppc386.bat if you want to build a cross compiler from i386 to m68k
+ mppcsparc if you want to build a cross compiler from i386 to SPARC
or
Use the make utility as following
make OS_TARGET="compiler OS target" \
CPU_TARGET="compiler CPU target" \
FPCCPUOPT="Optimization level" \
PP="compiler used to compile FPC" \
COMPILER_OPTIONS="Options passed to compiler" \
If an option is omitted, then target CPU/OS will be same as current CPU/OS
Possibles targets are : linux go32v2 win32 os2 freebsd beos netbsd amiga haiku
atari sunos qnx netware openbsd wdosx palmos macos macosx emx
Possible compiler switches (* marks a currently required switch):
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GDB* support of the GNU Debugger
I386 generate a compiler for the Intel i386+
x86_64 generate a compiler for the AMD x86-64 architecture
M68K generate a compiler for the M68000
SPARC generate a compiler for SPARC
POWERPC generate a compiler for the PowerPC
VIS generate a compile for the VIS
DEBUG version with debug code is generated
EXTDEBUG some extra debug code is executed
SUPPORT_MMX only i386: releases the compiler switch
MMX which allows the compiler to generate
MMX instructions
EXTERN_MSG Don't compile the msgfiles in the compiler, always
use external messagefiles, default for TP
NOAG386INT no Intel Assembler output
NOAG386NSM no NASM output
NOAG386BIN leaves out the binary writer, default for TP
NORA386DIR No direct i386 assembler reader
TEST_GENERIC Test Generic version of code generator
(uses generic RTL calls)
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cpuflags The target processor has status flags (on by default)
cpufpemu The target compiler will also support emitting software
floating point operations
cpu64bitaddr The targets use a 64-bit address space (pointers and
the default integer type are 64 bit)
cpu64bitalu The target cpu has 64-bit registers available (unless
cpu64bitaddr is also defined, pointers and default
integer type remain 32 bit, but the cpu can perform
64 bit calculations directly without needing helpers)
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Required switches for a i386 compiler be compiled by Free Pascal Compiler:
GDB;I386
to build a compiler to SPARC target using a Win32/i386 you just use :
make CPU_TARGET=SPARC
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