diff options
author | Erlang/OTP <[email protected]> | 2009-11-20 14:54:40 +0000 |
---|---|---|
committer | Erlang/OTP <[email protected]> | 2009-11-20 14:54:40 +0000 |
commit | 84adefa331c4159d432d22840663c38f155cd4c1 (patch) | |
tree | bff9a9c66adda4df2106dfd0e5c053ab182a12bd /lib/ic/src/icscan.erl | |
download | otp-84adefa331c4159d432d22840663c38f155cd4c1.tar.gz otp-84adefa331c4159d432d22840663c38f155cd4c1.tar.bz2 otp-84adefa331c4159d432d22840663c38f155cd4c1.zip |
The R13B03 release.OTP_R13B03
Diffstat (limited to 'lib/ic/src/icscan.erl')
-rw-r--r-- | lib/ic/src/icscan.erl | 452 |
1 files changed, 452 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/lib/ic/src/icscan.erl b/lib/ic/src/icscan.erl new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0960ba5d70 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/ic/src/icscan.erl @@ -0,0 +1,452 @@ +%% +%% %CopyrightBegin% +%% +%% Copyright Ericsson AB 1997-2009. All Rights Reserved. +%% +%% The contents of this file are subject to the Erlang Public License, +%% Version 1.1, (the "License"); you may not use this file except in +%% compliance with the License. You should have received a copy of the +%% Erlang Public License along with this software. If not, it can be +%% retrieved online at http://www.erlang.org/. +%% +%% Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" +%% basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See +%% the License for the specific language governing rights and limitations +%% under the License. +%% +%% %CopyrightEnd% +%% +%% +-module(icscan). + + +-export([scan/2]). + +-include("ic.hrl"). + + +%%---------------------------------------------------------------------- +%%---------------------------------------------------------------------- + +-import(lists, [reverse/1]). + + +scan(G, File) -> + PL = call_preproc(G, File), + call_scan(G, PL). + +call_preproc(G, File) -> + case ic_options:get_opt(G, use_preproc) of + true -> + icpreproc:preproc(G, File); + false -> + case catch file:read_file(File) of + {ok, Bin} -> + binary_to_list(Bin); + Other -> + exit(Other) + end + end. + +call_scan(G, PL) -> + BE = ic_options:get_opt(G, be), + RSL = scan(G, BE, PL, 1, []), + lists:reverse(RSL). + + +%% Guard macros used at top scan functions only +-define(is_number(X), X >= $0 , X =< $9). +-define(is_upper(X), X >= $A , X =< $Z). +-define(is_lower(X), X >= $a, X =< $z). +-define(is_hex_uc(X), X >= $A , X =< $F). +-define(is_hex_lc(X), X >= $a , X =< $f). +-define(is_octal(X), X >=$0, X =< $7). + +%% Handle: +%% const wchar aWChar = L'X'; +scan(G, BE, [$L, $'|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, wchar, Str, [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$L, $"|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, wstring, Str, [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$_, X|Str], Line, Out) when ?is_upper(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X], false, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$_, X|Str], Line, Out) when ?is_lower(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X], false, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [X|Str], Line, Out) when ?is_upper(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X], true, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [X|Str], Line, Out) when ?is_lower(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X], true, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [X|Str], Line, Out) when ?is_number(X) -> + scan_number(G, BE, Str, [X], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [9| T], Line, Out) -> scan(G, BE, T, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [32| T], Line, Out) -> scan(G, BE, T, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$\r|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$\n|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line+1, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$:, $: | Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'::', Line} | Out]); +scan(G, BE, [$/, $/ | Str], Line, Out) -> + Rest = skip_to_nl(Str), + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$/, $* | Str], Line, Out) -> + Rest = skip_comment(Str), + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$", $\\|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, string, [$\\|Str], [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$"|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, string, Str, [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$', $\\|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, char, [$\\|Str], [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$'|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, char, Str, [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$\\|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, escaped, [$\\|Str], [], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$. | Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_frac(G, BE, Str, [$.], Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$# | Str], Line, Out) -> + scan_preproc(G, BE, Str, Line, Out); +scan(G, BE, [$<, $< | Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<<', Line} | Out]); +scan(G, BE, [$>, $> | Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'>>', Line} | Out]); +scan(G, BE, [C|Str], Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{list_to_atom([C]), Line} | Out]); + +scan(_G, _BE, [], _Line, Out) -> + Out. + + +scan_number(G, BE, [X|Str], [$0], Line, Out) when X == $X ; X ==$x -> + case Str of + [D|_TmpStr] when ?is_number(D); ?is_hex_uc(D); ?is_hex_lc(D) -> + {Num,Rest} = scan_hex_number(Str,0), + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, [{'<integer_literal>', Line, + integer_to_list(Num)} | Out]); + [D|TmpStr] -> + scan(G, BE, TmpStr, Line, [{list_to_atom([D]), Line} | Out]) + end; +scan_number(G, BE, Str, [$0], Line, Out) -> + %% If an integer literal starts with a 0 it may indicate that + %% it is represented as an octal number. But, it can also be a fixed + %% type which must use padding to match a fixed typedef. For example: + %% typedef fixed<5,2> fixed52; + %% 123.45d, 123.00d and 023.00d is all valid fixed values. + %% Naturally, a float can be defined as 0.14 or 00.14. + case pre_scan_number(Str, [], octal) of + octal -> + {Num, Rest} = scan_octal_number(Str,0), + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, [{'<integer_literal>', Line, + integer_to_list(Num)} | Out]); + {fixed, Fixed, Rest} -> + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, [{'<fixed_pt_literal>', Line, Fixed} | Out]); + float -> + %% Not very likely that someone defines a constant as 00.14 but ... + NewStr = remove_leading_zeroes(Str), + scan(G, BE, NewStr, Line, Out) + end; +scan_number(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when ?is_number(X) -> + scan_number(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_number(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$. -> + scan_frac(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_number(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$e ; X==$e -> + scan_exp(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_number(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$D ; X==$d -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<fixed_pt_literal>', Line, + (lists:reverse(Accum))} | Out]); +scan_number(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<integer_literal>', Line, + (lists:reverse(Accum))} | Out]). + + +remove_leading_zeroes([$0|Rest]) -> + remove_leading_zeroes(Rest); +remove_leading_zeroes(L) -> + L. + +scan_hex_number([X|Rest],Acc) when X >=$a, X =< $f -> + scan_hex_number(Rest,(Acc bsl 4) + (X - $a + 10)); +scan_hex_number([X|Rest],Acc) when X >=$A, X =< $F -> + scan_hex_number(Rest,(Acc bsl 4) + (X - $A + 10)); +scan_hex_number([X|Rest],Acc) when X >=$0, X =< $9 -> + scan_hex_number(Rest,(Acc bsl 4) + (X-$0)); +scan_hex_number(Rest,Acc) -> + {Acc,Rest}. + +pre_scan_number([$d|Rest], Acc, _) -> + {fixed, [$0|lists:reverse(Acc)], Rest}; +pre_scan_number([$D|Rest], Acc, _) -> + {fixed, [$0|lists:reverse(Acc)], Rest}; +pre_scan_number([$.|Rest], Acc, _) -> + %% Actually, we don't know if it's a float since it can be a fixed. + pre_scan_number(Rest, [$.|Acc], float); +pre_scan_number([X|_], _Acc, _) when X == $E ; X ==$e -> + %% Now we now it's a float. + float; +pre_scan_number([X|Rest], Acc, Type) when ?is_number(X) -> + pre_scan_number(Rest, [X|Acc], Type); +pre_scan_number(_Rest, _Acc, Type) -> + %% At this point we know it's a octal or float. + Type. + +scan_octal_number([X|Rest],Acc) when ?is_octal(X) -> + scan_octal_number(Rest,(Acc bsl 3) + (X-$0)); +scan_octal_number(Rest,Acc) -> + {Acc, Rest}. + +%% Floating point number scan. +%% +%% Non trivial scan. A float consists of an integral part, a +%% decimal point, a fraction part, an e or E and a signed integer +%% exponent. Either the integer part or the fraction part but not +%% both may be missing, and either the decimal point or the +%% exponent part but not both may be missing. The exponent part +%% must consist of an e or E and a possibly signed exponent. +%% +%% Analysis shows that "1." ".7" "1e2" ".5e-3" "1.7e2" "1.7e-2" +%% is allowed and "1" ".e9" is not. The sign is only allowed just +%% after an e or E. The scanner reads a number as an integer +%% until it encounters a "." so the integer part only error case +%% will not be caught in the scanner (but rather in expression +%% evaluation) + +scan_frac(G, _BE, [$e | _Str], [$.], Line, _Out) -> + ic_error:fatal_error(G, {illegal_float, Line}); +scan_frac(G, _BE, [$E | _Str], [$.], Line, _Out) -> + ic_error:fatal_error(G, {illegal_float, Line}); +scan_frac(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan_frac2(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out). + +scan_frac2(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when ?is_number(X) -> + scan_frac2(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_frac2(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$e ; X==$E -> + scan_exp(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +%% The following case is for fixed (e.g. 123.45d). +scan_frac2(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$d ; X==$D -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<fixed_pt_literal>', Line, + (lists:reverse(Accum))} | Out]); +scan_frac2(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<floating_pt_literal>', Line, + (lists:reverse(Accum))} | Out]). + +scan_exp(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when X==$- -> + scan_exp2(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_exp(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan_exp2(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out). + +scan_exp2(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, Line, Out) when ?is_number(X) -> + scan_exp2(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], Line, Out); +scan_exp2(G, BE, Str, Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Str, Line, [{'<floating_pt_literal>', Line, + (lists:reverse(Accum))} | Out]). + + +scan_name(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, TypeCheck, Line, Out) when ?is_upper(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], TypeCheck, Line, Out); +scan_name(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, TypeCheck, Line, Out) when ?is_lower(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], TypeCheck, Line, Out); +scan_name(G, BE, [X|Str], Accum, TypeCheck, Line, Out) when ?is_number(X) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [X|Accum], TypeCheck, Line, Out); +scan_name(G, BE, [$_|Str], Accum, TypeCheck, Line, Out) -> + scan_name(G, BE, Str, [$_|Accum], TypeCheck, Line, Out); +scan_name(G, BE, S, Accum, false, Line, Out) -> + %% The CORBA 2.3 specification allows the user to override typechecking: + %% typedef string _native; + %% interface i { + %% void foo(in _native VT); + %% }; + %% BUT, the IFR-id remains the same ("IDL:native:1.0") etc. The reason for + %% this is that one don't have to re-write a large chunk of IDL- and + %% application-code. + scan(G, BE, S, Line, [{'<identifier>', Line, lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_name(G, BE, S, Accum, _, Line, Out) -> + L = lists:reverse(Accum), + X = case is_reserved(L, BE) of + undefined -> + {'<identifier>', Line, L}; + Yes -> + {Yes, Line} + end, + scan(G, BE, S, Line, [X | Out]). + +%% Shall scan a constant +scan_const(G, BE, string, [$" | Rest], Accum, Line, [{'<string_literal>', _, Str}|Out]) -> + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<string_literal>', Line, Str ++ lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, BE, string, [$" | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<string_literal>', Line, lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, BE, wstring, [$" | Rest], Accum, Line, [{'<wstring_literal>', _,Wstr}|Out]) -> %% WSTRING + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<wstring_literal>', Line, Wstr ++ lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, BE, wstring, [$" | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> %% WSTRING + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<wstring_literal>', Line, lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, _BE, string, [], _Accum, Line, Out) -> %% Bad string + ic_error:error(G, {bad_string, Line}), + Out; +scan_const(G, _BE, wstring, [], _Accum, Line, Out) -> %% Bad WSTRING + ic_error:error(G, {bad_string, Line}), + Out; +scan_const(G, BE, char, [$' | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<character_literal>', Line, lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, BE, wchar, [$' | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> %% WCHAR + scan(G, BE, Rest, Line, + [{'<wcharacter_literal>', Line, lists:reverse(Accum)} | Out]); +scan_const(G, BE, Mode, [$\\, C | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> + case escaped_char(C) of + error -> + ic_error:error(G, {bad_escape_character, Line, C}), %% Bad escape character + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest, [C | Accum], Line, Out); + octal -> + {Num,Rest2} = scan_octal_number([C|Rest], 0), + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest2, [Num|Accum], Line, Out); + hexadecimal -> + {Num,Rest2} = scan_hex_number(Rest, 0), + if + Num > 255 -> %% 16#FF + ic_error:error(G, {bad_escape_character, Line, C}), + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest, [C | Accum], Line, Out); + true -> + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest2, [Num|Accum], Line, Out) + end; + unicode -> + {Num,Rest2} = scan_hex_number(Rest, 0), + if + Num > 65535 -> %% 16#FFFF + ic_error:error(G, {bad_escape_character, Line, C}), + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest, [C | Accum], Line, Out); + true -> + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest2, [Num|Accum], Line, Out) + end; + EC -> + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest, [EC | Accum], Line, Out) + end; +scan_const(G, BE, Mode, [C | Rest], Accum, Line, Out) -> + scan_const(G, BE, Mode, Rest, [C | Accum], Line, Out). + + +%% +%% Preprocessor output handling +%% +%% gcc outputs a line with line number, file name (within \") and +%% one or more integer flags. The scanner scans the line number, +%% the id and all integers up to nl. +%% +%% NOTE: This will have to be enhanced in order to eat #pragma +%% +scan_preproc(G, BE, Str, Line, Out) -> + {List, Rest} = scan_to_nl(strip(Str), []), + NewLine = get_new_line_nr(strip(List), Line+1, []), + case scan_number(G, BE, List, [], Line, [{'#', Line} | Out]) of + L when is_list(L) -> + scan(G, BE, Rest, NewLine, [{'#', Line} | L]) + end. + +get_new_line_nr([C|R], Line, Acc) when C>=$0, C=<$9 -> + get_new_line_nr(R, Line, [C|Acc]); +get_new_line_nr(_, Line, []) -> Line; % No line nr found +get_new_line_nr(_, _, Acc) -> list_to_integer(reverse(Acc)). + +scan_to_nl([], Acc) -> {reverse(Acc), []}; +scan_to_nl([$\n|Str], Acc) -> {reverse(Acc), Str}; +scan_to_nl([$\r|R], Acc) -> scan_to_nl(R, Acc); +scan_to_nl([C|R], Acc) -> scan_to_nl(R, [C|Acc]). + +strip([$ |R]) -> strip(R); +strip(L) -> L. + +%% Escaped character. Escaped chars are repr as two characters in the +%% input list of letters and this is translated into one char. +escaped_char($n) -> $\n; +escaped_char($t) -> $\t; +escaped_char($v) -> $\v; +escaped_char($b) -> $\b; +escaped_char($r) -> $ ; +escaped_char($f) -> $\f; +escaped_char($a) -> $\a; +escaped_char($\\) -> $\\; +escaped_char($?) -> $?; +escaped_char($') -> $'; +escaped_char($") -> $"; +escaped_char($x) -> hexadecimal; +escaped_char($u) -> unicode; +escaped_char(X) when ?is_octal(X) -> octal; +%% Error +escaped_char(_Other) -> error. + +skip_to_nl([]) -> []; +skip_to_nl([$\n | Str]) ->[$\n | Str]; +skip_to_nl([_|Str]) -> + skip_to_nl(Str). + +skip_comment([$\\, _ | Str]) -> + skip_comment(Str); +skip_comment([$*, $/ | Str]) -> Str; +skip_comment([_|Str]) -> + skip_comment(Str). + + +%%---------------------------------------------------------------------- +%% Shall separate keywords from identifiers and numbers + +%% Fill in the ets of reserved words +is_reserved("Object", _) -> 'Object'; +is_reserved("in", _) -> in; +is_reserved("interface", _) -> interface; +is_reserved("case", _) -> 'case'; +is_reserved("union", _) -> union; +is_reserved("struct", _) -> struct; +is_reserved("any", _) -> any; +is_reserved("long", _) -> long; +is_reserved("float", _) -> float; +is_reserved("out", _) -> out; +is_reserved("enum", _) -> enum; +is_reserved("double", _) -> double; +is_reserved("context", _) -> context; +is_reserved("oneway", _) -> oneway; +is_reserved("sequence", _) -> sequence; +is_reserved("FALSE", _) -> 'FALSE'; +is_reserved("readonly", _) -> readonly; +is_reserved("char", _) -> char; +is_reserved("wchar", _) -> wchar; +is_reserved("void", _) -> void; +is_reserved("inout", _) -> inout; +is_reserved("attribute", _) -> attribute; +is_reserved("octet", _) -> octet; +is_reserved("TRUE", _) -> 'TRUE'; +is_reserved("switch", _) -> switch; +is_reserved("unsigned", _) -> unsigned; +is_reserved("typedef", _) -> typedef; +is_reserved("const", _) -> const; +is_reserved("raises", _) -> raises; +is_reserved("string", _) -> string; +is_reserved("wstring", _) -> wstring; +is_reserved("default", _) -> default; +is_reserved("short", _) -> short; +is_reserved("module", _) -> module; +is_reserved("exception", _) -> exception; +is_reserved("boolean", _) -> boolean; +%% --- New keywords Introduced in CORBA-2.3.1 --- +%% For now we cannot add these for all backends right now since it would cause +%% some problems for at least one customer. +is_reserved("fixed", BE) -> check_be(BE, fixed); +%is_reserved("abstract", BE) -> check_be(BE, abstract); +%is_reserved("custom", BE) -> check_be(BE, custom); +%is_reserved("factory", BE) -> check_be(BE, factory); +%is_reserved("local", BE) -> check_be(BE, local); +%is_reserved("native", BE) -> check_be(BE, native); +%is_reserved("private", BE) -> check_be(BE, private); +%is_reserved("public", BE) -> check_be(BE, public); +%is_reserved("supports", BE) -> check_be(BE, supports); +%is_reserved("truncatable", BE) -> check_be(BE, truncatable); +%is_reserved("ValueBase", BE) -> check_be(BE, 'ValueBase'); +%is_reserved("valuetype", BE) -> check_be(BE, valuetype); +is_reserved(_, _) -> undefined. + +check_be(erl_corba, KeyWord) -> + KeyWord; +check_be(_, _) -> + undefined. + |