fpc/compiler/pgenutil.pas
svenbarth c17a8d36ae generate_specialization needs to return the correct generic def if the parent classes are parsed, so that that the usage of generic interfaces is allowed.
This fixes the compilation of test tests\test\tgeneric29.pp and the reminder in pdecobj.pas is not needed anymore.

Note: Perhaps this behavior should be enabled in general if "parse_generic" is true (and not only if parse_parent_class if true as well).

git-svn-id: branches/svenbarth/generics@17538 -
2011-05-23 19:15:36 +00:00

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{
Copyright (c) 2011
Contains different functions that are used in the context of
parsing generics.
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 pgenutil;
{$i fpcdefs.inc}
interface
uses
{ common }
cclasses,
{ symtable }
symtype,symdef;
procedure generate_specialization(var tt:tdef;parse_class_parent:boolean;parsedtype:tdef);
function parse_generic_parameters:TFPObjectList;
procedure insert_generic_parameter_types(def:tstoreddef;genericdef:tstoreddef;genericlist:TFPObjectList);
implementation
uses
{ common }
cutils,
{ global }
globals,tokens,verbose,
{ symtable }
symconst,symbase,symsym,symtable,
{ modules }
fmodule,
{ pass 1 }
node,nobj,
{ parser }
scanner,
pbase,pexpr,pdecsub,ptype;
procedure generate_specialization(var tt:tdef;parse_class_parent:boolean;parsedtype:tdef);
var
st : TSymtable;
srsym : tsym;
pt2 : tnode;
first,
err : boolean;
i,
gencount : longint;
genericdef : tstoreddef;
genericsym,
generictype : ttypesym;
genericdeflist : TFPObjectList;
generictypelist : TFPObjectList;
oldsymtablestack : tsymtablestack;
oldextendeddefs : TFPHashObjectList;
hmodule : tmodule;
pu : tused_unit;
uspecializename,
countstr,genname,ugenname,specializename : string;
vmtbuilder : TVMTBuilder;
onlyparsepara : boolean;
specializest : tsymtable;
item: psymtablestackitem;
begin
{ retrieve generic def that we are going to replace }
genericdef:=tstoreddef(tt);
tt:=nil;
onlyparsepara:=false;
if not assigned(genericdef.typesym) or
(genericdef.typesym.typ<>typesym) then
internalerror(2011042701);
genericsym:=ttypesym(genericdef.typesym);
{ only need to record the tokens, then we don't know the type yet ... }
if parse_generic then
begin
{ ... but we have to insert a def into the symtable else the deflist
of generic and specialization might not be equally sized which
is later assumed }
tt:=tundefineddef.create;
if parse_class_parent then
tt:=genericdef;
onlyparsepara:=true;
end;
{ Only parse the parameters for recovery or
for recording in genericbuf }
if onlyparsepara then
begin
consume(_LSHARPBRACKET);
gencount:=0;
repeat
pt2:=factor(false,true);
pt2.free;
inc(gencount);
until not try_to_consume(_COMMA);
consume(_RSHARPBRACKET);
if parse_generic and parse_class_parent then
begin
if df_generic in genericdef.defoptions then
{ this happens in non-Delphi modes }
tt:=genericdef
else
begin
{ find the corresponding generic symbol so that any checks
done on the returned def will be handled correctly }
str(gencount,countstr);
genname:=ttypesym(genericdef.typesym).realname+'$'+countstr;
ugenname:=upper(genname);
if not searchsym(ugenname,srsym,st) or
(srsym.typ<>typesym) then
begin
identifier_not_found(genname);
exit;
end;
tt:=ttypesym(srsym).typedef;
end;
end;
exit;
end;
if not assigned(parsedtype) and not try_to_consume(_LT) then
consume(_LSHARPBRACKET);
generictypelist:=TFPObjectList.create(false);
genericdeflist:=TFPObjectList.Create(false);
{ Parse type parameters }
if not assigned(genericdef.typesym) then
internalerror(200710173);
err:=false;
{ if parsedtype is set, then the first type identifer was already parsed
(happens in inline specializations) and thus we only need to parse
the remaining types and do as if the first one was already given }
first:=not assigned(parsedtype);
if assigned(parsedtype) then
begin
genericdeflist.Add(parsedtype);
specializename:='$'+parsedtype.typesym.realname;
end
else
specializename:='';
while not (token in [_GT,_RSHARPBRACKET]) do
begin
if not first then
consume(_COMMA)
else
first:=false;
pt2:=factor(false,true);
if pt2.nodetype=typen then
begin
if df_generic in pt2.resultdef.defoptions then
Message(parser_e_no_generics_as_params);
genericdeflist.Add(pt2.resultdef);
if not assigned(pt2.resultdef.typesym) then
message(type_e_generics_cannot_reference_itself)
else
specializename:=specializename+'$'+pt2.resultdef.typesym.realname;
end
else
begin
Message(type_e_type_id_expected);
err:=true;
end;
pt2.free;
end;
if err then
begin
try_to_consume(_RSHARPBRACKET);
exit;
end;
{ search a generic with the given count of params }
countstr:='';
str(genericdeflist.Count,countstr);
{ use the name of the symbol as procvars return a user friendly version
of the name }
genname:=ttypesym(genericdef.typesym).realname;
{ in case of non-Delphi mode the type name could already be a generic
def (but maybe the wrong one) }
if df_generic in genericdef.defoptions then
begin
{ remove the type count suffix from the generic's name }
for i:=Length(genname) downto 1 do
if genname[i]='$' then
begin
genname:=copy(genname,1,i-1);
break;
end;
end;
genname:=genname+'$'+countstr;
ugenname:=upper(genname);
if not searchsym(ugenname,srsym,st)
or (srsym.typ<>typesym) then
begin
identifier_not_found(genname);
genericdeflist.Free;
generictypelist.Free;
exit;
end;
{ we've found the correct def }
genericdef:=tstoreddef(ttypesym(srsym).typedef);
{ build the new type's name }
specializename:=genname+specializename;
uspecializename:=upper(specializename);
{ select the symtable containing the params }
case genericdef.typ of
procdef:
st:=genericdef.GetSymtable(gs_para);
objectdef,
recorddef:
st:=genericdef.GetSymtable(gs_record);
arraydef:
st:=tarraydef(genericdef).symtable;
procvardef:
st:=genericdef.GetSymtable(gs_para);
else
internalerror(200511182);
end;
{ build the list containing the types for the generic params }
gencount:=0;
for i:=0 to st.SymList.Count-1 do
begin
srsym:=tsym(st.SymList[i]);
if sp_generic_para in srsym.symoptions then
begin
if gencount=genericdeflist.Count then
internalerror(2011042702);
generictype:=ttypesym.create(srsym.realname,tdef(genericdeflist[gencount]));
generictypelist.add(generictype);
inc(gencount);
end;
end;
{ Special case if we are referencing the current defined object }
if assigned(current_structdef) and
(current_structdef.objname^=uspecializename) then
tt:=current_structdef;
{ for units specializations can already be needed in the interface, therefor we
will use the global symtable. Programs don't have a globalsymtable and there we
use the localsymtable }
if current_module.is_unit then
specializest:=current_module.globalsymtable
else
specializest:=current_module.localsymtable;
{ Can we reuse an already specialized type? }
if not assigned(tt) then
begin
srsym:=tsym(specializest.find(uspecializename));
if assigned(srsym) then
begin
if srsym.typ<>typesym then
internalerror(200710171);
tt:=ttypesym(srsym).typedef;
end;
end;
if not assigned(tt) then
begin
{ Setup symtablestack at definition time
to get types right, however this is not perfect, we should probably record
the resolved symbols }
oldsymtablestack:=symtablestack;
oldextendeddefs:=current_module.extendeddefs;
current_module.extendeddefs:=TFPHashObjectList.create(true);
symtablestack:=tdefawaresymtablestack.create;
if not assigned(genericdef) then
internalerror(200705151);
hmodule:=find_module_from_symtable(genericdef.owner);
if hmodule=nil then
internalerror(200705152);
pu:=tused_unit(hmodule.used_units.first);
while assigned(pu) do
begin
if not assigned(pu.u.globalsymtable) then
internalerror(200705153);
symtablestack.push(pu.u.globalsymtable);
pu:=tused_unit(pu.next);
end;
if assigned(hmodule.globalsymtable) then
symtablestack.push(hmodule.globalsymtable);
{ hacky, but necessary to insert the newly generated class properly }
item:=oldsymtablestack.stack;
while assigned(item) and (item^.symtable.symtablelevel>main_program_level) do
item:=item^.next;
if assigned(item) and (item^.symtable<>symtablestack.top) then
symtablestack.push(item^.symtable);
{ Reparse the original type definition }
if not err then
begin
{ First a new typesym so we can reuse this specialization and
references to this specialization can be handled }
srsym:=ttypesym.create(specializename,generrordef);
specializest.insert(srsym);
if not assigned(genericdef.generictokenbuf) then
internalerror(200511171);
current_scanner.startreplaytokens(genericdef.generictokenbuf);
read_named_type(tt,specializename,genericdef,generictypelist,false);
ttypesym(srsym).typedef:=tt;
tt.typesym:=srsym;
case tt.typ of
{ Build VMT indexes for classes }
objectdef:
begin
vmtbuilder:=TVMTBuilder.Create(tobjectdef(tt));
vmtbuilder.generate_vmt;
vmtbuilder.free;
end;
{ handle params, calling convention, etc }
procvardef:
begin
if not check_proc_directive(true) then
begin
try_consume_hintdirective(ttypesym(srsym).symoptions,ttypesym(srsym).deprecatedmsg);
consume(_SEMICOLON);
end;
parse_var_proc_directives(ttypesym(srsym));
handle_calling_convention(tprocvardef(tt));
if try_consume_hintdirective(ttypesym(srsym).symoptions,ttypesym(srsym).deprecatedmsg) then
consume(_SEMICOLON);
end;
end;
{ Consume the semicolon if it is also recorded }
try_to_consume(_SEMICOLON);
end;
{ Restore symtablestack }
current_module.extendeddefs.free;
current_module.extendeddefs:=oldextendeddefs;
symtablestack.free;
symtablestack:=oldsymtablestack;
end
else
begin
{ There is comment few lines before ie 200512115
saying "We are parsing the same objectdef, the def index numbers
are the same". This is wrong (index numbers are not same)
in case there is specialization (S2 in this case) inside
specialized generic (G2 in this case) which is equal to
some previous specialization (S1 in this case). In that case,
new symbol is not added to currently specialized type
(S in this case) for that specializations (S2 in this case),
and this results in that specialization and generic definition
don't have same number of elements in their object symbol tables.
This patch adds undefined def to ensure that those
two symbol tables will have same number of elements.
}
tundefineddef.create;
end;
genericdeflist.free;
generictypelist.free;
if not try_to_consume(_GT) then
consume(_RSHARPBRACKET);
end;
function parse_generic_parameters:TFPObjectList;
var
generictype : ttypesym;
begin
result:=TFPObjectList.Create(false);
repeat
if token=_ID then
begin
generictype:=ttypesym.create(orgpattern,cundefinedtype);
include(generictype.symoptions,sp_generic_para);
result.add(generictype);
end;
consume(_ID);
until not try_to_consume(_COMMA) ;
end;
procedure insert_generic_parameter_types(def:tstoreddef;genericdef:tstoreddef;genericlist:TFPObjectList);
var
i: longint;
generictype: ttypesym;
st: tsymtable;
begin
def.genericdef:=genericdef;
if not assigned(genericlist) then
exit;
case def.typ of
recorddef,objectdef: st:=tabstractrecorddef(def).symtable;
arraydef: st:=tarraydef(def).symtable;
procvardef,procdef: st:=tabstractprocdef(def).parast;
else
internalerror(201101020);
end;
for i:=0 to genericlist.count-1 do
begin
generictype:=ttypesym(genericlist[i]);
if generictype.typedef.typ=undefineddef then
include(def.defoptions,df_generic)
else
include(def.defoptions,df_specialization);
st.insert(generictype);
end;
end;
end.