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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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29 -- GNAT was originally developed by the GNAT team at New York University. --
30 -- Extensive contributions were provided by Ada Core Technologies Inc. --
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34 -- This package provides facilities for manipulating lists of nodes (see
35 -- package Atree for format and implementation of tree nodes). Separate list
36 -- elements are allocated to represent elements of these lists, so it is
37 -- possible for a given node to be on more than one element list at a time.
38 -- See also package Nlists, which provides another form that is threaded
39 -- through the nodes themselves (using the Link field), which is more time
40 -- and space efficient, but a node can be only one such list.
42 with Types; use Types;
47 -- An element list is represented by a header that is allocated in the
48 -- Elist header table. This header contains pointers to the first and
49 -- last elements in the list, or to No_Elmt if the list is empty.
51 -- The elements in the list each contain a pointer to the next element
52 -- and a pointer to the referenced node. Putting a node into an element
53 -- list causes no change at all to the node itself, so a node may be
54 -- included in multiple element lists, and the nodes thus included may
55 -- or may not be elements of node lists (see package Nlists).
58 -- Initialize allocation of element list tables. Called at the start of
59 -- compiling each new main source file. Note that Initialize must not be
60 -- called if Tree_Read is used.
63 -- Lock tables used for element lists before calling backend
66 -- Unlock list tables, in cases where the back end needs to modify them
69 -- Initializes internal tables from current tree file using the relevant
70 -- Table.Tree_Read routines. Note that Initialize should not be called if
71 -- Tree_Read is used. Tree_Read includes all necessary initialization.
74 -- Writes out internal tables to current tree file using the relevant
75 -- Table.Tree_Write routines.
77 function Last_Elist_Id return Elist_Id;
78 -- Returns Id of last allocated element list header
80 function Elists_Address return System.Address;
81 -- Return address of Elists table (used in Back_End for Gigi call)
83 function Num_Elists return Nat;
84 -- Number of currently allocated element lists
86 function Last_Elmt_Id return Elmt_Id;
87 -- Returns Id of last allocated list element
89 function Elmts_Address return System.Address;
90 -- Return address of Elmts table (used in Back_End for Gigi call)
92 function Node (Elmt : Elmt_Id) return Node_Or_Entity_Id;
94 -- Returns the value of a given list element. Returns Empty if Elmt
97 function New_Elmt_List return Elist_Id;
98 -- Creates a new empty element list. Typically this is used to initialize
99 -- a field in some other node which points to an element list where the
100 -- list is then subsequently filled in using Append calls.
102 function First_Elmt (List : Elist_Id) return Elmt_Id;
103 pragma Inline (First_Elmt);
104 -- Obtains the first element of the given element list or, if the list has
105 -- no items, then No_Elmt is returned.
107 function Last_Elmt (List : Elist_Id) return Elmt_Id;
108 pragma Inline (Last_Elmt);
109 -- Obtains the last element of the given element list or, if the list has
110 -- no items, then No_Elmt is returned.
112 function Next_Elmt (Elmt : Elmt_Id) return Elmt_Id;
113 pragma Inline (Next_Elmt);
114 -- This function returns the next element on an element list. The argument
115 -- must be a list element other than No_Elmt. Returns No_Elmt if the given
116 -- element is the last element of the list.
118 procedure Next_Elmt (Elmt : in out Elmt_Id);
119 pragma Inline (Next_Elmt);
120 -- Next_Elmt (Elmt) is equivalent to Elmt := Next_Elmt (Elmt)
122 function Is_Empty_Elmt_List (List : Elist_Id) return Boolean;
123 pragma Inline (Is_Empty_Elmt_List);
124 -- This function determines if a given tree id references an element list
125 -- that contains no items.
127 procedure Append_Elmt (N : Node_Or_Entity_Id; To : Elist_Id);
128 -- Appends N at the end of To, allocating a new element. N must be a
129 -- non-empty node or entity Id, and To must be an Elist (not No_Elist).
131 procedure Append_Unique_Elmt (N : Node_Or_Entity_Id; To : Elist_Id);
132 -- Like Append_Elmt, except that a check is made to see if To already
133 -- contains N and if so the call has no effect.
135 procedure Prepend_Elmt (N : Node_Or_Entity_Id; To : Elist_Id);
136 -- Appends N at the beginning of To, allocating a new element
138 procedure Insert_Elmt_After (N : Node_Or_Entity_Id; Elmt : Elmt_Id);
139 -- Add a new element (N) right after the pre-existing element Elmt
140 -- It is invalid to call this subprogram with Elmt = No_Elmt.
142 procedure Replace_Elmt (Elmt : Elmt_Id; New_Node : Node_Or_Entity_Id);
143 pragma Inline (Replace_Elmt);
144 -- Causes the given element of the list to refer to New_Node, the node
145 -- which was previously referred to by Elmt is effectively removed from
146 -- the list and replaced by New_Node.
148 procedure Remove_Elmt (List : Elist_Id; Elmt : Elmt_Id);
149 -- Removes Elmt from the given list. The node itself is not affected,
150 -- but the space used by the list element may be (but is not required
151 -- to be) freed for reuse in a subsequent Append_Elmt call.
153 procedure Remove_Last_Elmt (List : Elist_Id);
154 -- Removes the last element of the given list. The node itself is not
155 -- affected, but the space used by the list element may be (but is not
156 -- required to be) freed for reuse in a subsequent Append_Elmt call.
158 function No (List : Elist_Id) return Boolean;
160 -- Tests given Id for equality with No_Elist. This allows notations like
161 -- "if No (Statements)" as opposed to "if Statements = No_Elist".
163 function Present (List : Elist_Id) return Boolean;
164 pragma Inline (Present);
165 -- Tests given Id for inequality with No_Elist. This allows notations like
166 -- "if Present (Statements)" as opposed to "if Statements /= No_Elist".
168 function No (Elmt : Elmt_Id) return Boolean;
170 -- Tests given Id for equality with No_Elmt. This allows notations like
171 -- "if No (Operation)" as opposed to "if Operation = No_Elmt".
173 function Present (Elmt : Elmt_Id) return Boolean;
174 pragma Inline (Present);
175 -- Tests given Id for inequality with No_Elmt. This allows notations like
176 -- "if Present (Operation)" as opposed to "if Operation /= No_Elmt".