1------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2--                                                                          --
3--                         GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS                         --
4--                                                                          --
5--                    S Y S T E M . P A R A M E T E R S                     --
6--                                                                          --
7--                                 S p e c                                  --
8--                                                                          --
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28-- Extensive contributions were provided by Ada Core Technologies Inc.      --
29--                                                                          --
30------------------------------------------------------------------------------
31
32--  This is the HP version of this package
33
34--  This package defines some system dependent parameters for GNAT. These
35--  are values that are referenced by the runtime library and are therefore
36--  relevant to the target machine.
37
38--  The parameters whose value is defined in the spec are not generally
39--  expected to be changed. If they are changed, it will be necessary to
40--  recompile the run-time library.
41
42--  The parameters which are defined by functions can be changed by modifying
43--  the body of System.Parameters in file s-parame.adb. A change to this body
44--  requires only rebinding and relinking of the application.
45
46--  Note: do not introduce any pragma Inline statements into this unit, since
47--  otherwise the relinking and rebinding capability would be deactivated.
48
49package System.Parameters is
50   pragma Pure;
51
52   ---------------------------------------
53   -- Task And Stack Allocation Control --
54   ---------------------------------------
55
56   type Size_Type is range
57     -(2 ** (Integer'(Standard'Address_Size) - 1)) ..
58     +(2 ** (Integer'(Standard'Address_Size) - 1)) - 1;
59   --  Type used to provide task stack sizes to the runtime. Sized to permit
60   --  stack sizes of up to half the total addressable memory space. This may
61   --  seem excessively large (even for 32-bit systems), however there are many
62   --  instances of users requiring large stack sizes (for example string
63   --  processing).
64
65   Unspecified_Size : constant Size_Type := Size_Type'First;
66   --  Value used to indicate that no size type is set
67
68   function Default_Stack_Size return Size_Type;
69   --  Default task stack size used if none is specified
70
71   function Minimum_Stack_Size return Size_Type;
72   --  Minimum task stack size permitted
73
74   function Adjust_Storage_Size (Size : Size_Type) return Size_Type;
75   --  Given the storage size stored in the TCB, return the Storage_Size
76   --  value required by the RM for the Storage_Size attribute. The
77   --  required adjustment is as follows:
78   --
79   --    when Size = Unspecified_Size, return Default_Stack_Size
80   --    when Size < Minimum_Stack_Size, return Minimum_Stack_Size
81   --    otherwise return given Size
82
83   Default_Env_Stack_Size : constant Size_Type := 8_192_000;
84   --  Assumed size of the environment task, if no other information
85   --  is available. This value is used when stack checking is
86   --  enabled and no GNAT_STACK_LIMIT environment variable is set.
87
88   Stack_Grows_Down  : constant Boolean := False;
89   --  This constant indicates whether the stack grows up (False) or
90   --  down (True) in memory as functions are called. It is used for
91   --  proper implementation of the stack overflow check.
92
93   Runtime_Default_Sec_Stack_Size : constant Size_Type := 10 * 1024;
94   --  The run-time chosen default size for secondary stacks that may be
95   --  overriden by the user with the use of binder -D switch.
96
97   Sec_Stack_Dynamic : constant Boolean := True;
98   --  Indicates if secondary stacks can grow and shrink at run-time. If False,
99   --  the size of a secondary stack is fixed at the point of its creation.
100
101   ----------------------------------------------
102   -- Characteristics of Types in Interfaces.C --
103   ----------------------------------------------
104
105   long_bits : constant := Long_Integer'Size;
106   --  Number of bits in type long and unsigned_long. The normal convention
107   --  is that this is the same as type Long_Integer, but this may not be true
108   --  of all targets.
109
110   ptr_bits  : constant := Standard'Address_Size;
111   subtype C_Address is System.Address;
112   --  Number of bits in Interfaces.C pointers, normally a standard address
113
114   C_Malloc_Linkname : constant String := "__gnat_malloc";
115   --  Name of runtime function used to allocate such a pointer
116
117   ----------------------------------------------
118   -- Behavior of Pragma Finalize_Storage_Only --
119   ----------------------------------------------
120
121   --  Garbage_Collected is a Boolean constant whose value indicates the
122   --  effect of the pragma Finalize_Storage_Entry on a controlled type.
123
124   --    Garbage_Collected = False
125
126   --      The system releases all storage on program termination only,
127   --      but not other garbage collection occurs, so finalization calls
128   --      are omitted only for outer level objects can be omitted if
129   --      pragma Finalize_Storage_Only is used.
130
131   --    Garbage_Collected = True
132
133   --      The system provides full garbage collection, so it is never
134   --      necessary to release storage for controlled objects for which
135   --      a pragma Finalize_Storage_Only is used.
136
137   Garbage_Collected : constant Boolean := False;
138   --  The storage mode for this system (release on program exit)
139
140   ---------------------
141   -- Tasking Profile --
142   ---------------------
143
144   --  In the following sections, constant parameters are defined to
145   --  allow some optimizations and fine tuning within the tasking run time
146   --  based on restrictions on the tasking features.
147
148   ----------------------
149   -- Locking Strategy --
150   ----------------------
151
152   Single_Lock : constant Boolean := False;
153   --  Indicates whether a single lock should be used within the tasking
154   --  run-time to protect internal structures. If True, a single lock
155   --  will be used, meaning less locking/unlocking operations, but also
156   --  more global contention. In general, Single_Lock should be set to
157   --  True on single processor machines, and to False to multi-processor
158   --  systems, but this can vary from application to application and also
159   --  depends on the scheduling policy.
160
161   -------------------
162   -- Task Abortion --
163   -------------------
164
165   No_Abort : constant Boolean := False;
166   --  This constant indicates whether abort statements and asynchronous
167   --  transfer of control (ATC) are disallowed. If set to True, it is
168   --  assumed that neither construct is used, and the run time does not
169   --  need to defer/undefer abort and check for pending actions at
170   --  completion points. A value of True for No_Abort corresponds to:
171   --  pragma Restrictions (No_Abort_Statements);
172   --  pragma Restrictions (Max_Asynchronous_Select_Nesting => 0);
173
174   ---------------------
175   -- Task Attributes --
176   ---------------------
177
178   Max_Attribute_Count : constant := 32;
179   --  Number of task attributes stored in the task control block
180
181   -----------------------
182   -- Task Image Length --
183   -----------------------
184
185   Max_Task_Image_Length : constant := 256;
186   --  This constant specifies the maximum length of a task's image
187
188   ------------------------------
189   -- Exception Message Length --
190   ------------------------------
191
192   Default_Exception_Msg_Max_Length : constant := 200;
193   --  This constant specifies the default number of characters to allow
194   --  in an exception message (200 is minimum required by RM 11.4.1(18)).
195
196end System.Parameters;
197