1 /****************************************************************************
2  *                                                                          *
3  *                         GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS                         *
4  *                                                                          *
5  *                                T Y P E S                                 *
6  *                                                                          *
7  *                              C Header File                               *
8  *                                                                          *
9  *          Copyright (C) 1992-2019, Free Software Foundation, Inc.         *
10  *                                                                          *
11  * GNAT is free software;  you can  redistribute it  and/or modify it under *
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19  * http://www.gnu.org/licenses for a complete copy of the license.          *
20  *                                                                          *
21  * GNAT was originally developed  by the GNAT team at  New York University. *
22  * Extensive contributions were provided by Ada Core Technologies Inc.      *
23  *                                                                          *
24  ****************************************************************************/
25 
26 /* This is the C header that corresponds to the Ada package specification for
27    Types.  It was created manually from types.ads and must be kept synchronized
28    with changes in this file.
29 
30    This package contains host independent type definitions which are used
31    throughout the compiler modules. The comments in the C version are brief
32    reminders of the purpose of each declaration.  For complete documentation,
33    see the Ada version of these definitions.  */
34 
35 /* Boolean Types:  */
36 
37 /* Boolean type (cannot use enum, because of bit field restriction on some
38    compilers).  */
39 typedef unsigned char Boolean;
40 #define False 0
41 #define True  1
42 
43 /* General Use Integer Types */
44 
45 /* Signed 32-bit integer */
46 typedef int Int;
47 
48 /* Signed 16-bit integer */
49 typedef short Short;
50 
51 /* Non-negative Int values */
52 typedef Int Nat;
53 
54 /* Positive Int values */
55 typedef Int Pos;
56 
57 /* 8-bit unsigned integer */
58 typedef unsigned char Byte;
59 
60 /* 8-Bit Character and String Types:  */
61 
62 /* 8-bit character type */
63 typedef char Char;
64 
65 /* Graphic characters, as defined in ARM */
66 typedef Char Graphic_Character;
67 
68 /* Line terminator characters (LF, VT, FF, CR) */
69 typedef Char Line_Terminator;
70 
71 /* Characters with the upper bit set */
72 typedef Char Upper_Half_Character;
73 
74 /* String type built on Char (note that zero is an OK index) */
75 typedef Char *Str;
76 
77 /* Pointer to string of Chars */
78 typedef Char *Str_Ptr;
79 
80 /* Types for the fat pointer used for strings and the template it points to.
81    The fat pointer is conceptually a couple of pointers, but it is wrapped
82    up in a special record type.  On the Ada side, the record is naturally
83    aligned (i.e. given pointer alignment) on regular platforms, but it is
84    given twice this alignment on strict-alignment platforms for performance
85    reasons.  On the C side, for the sake of portability and simplicity, we
86    overalign it on all platforms (so the machine mode is always the same as
87    on the Ada side) but arrange to pass it in an even scalar position as a
88    parameter to functions (so the scalar parameter alignment is always the
89    same as on the Ada side).  */
90 typedef struct { int Low_Bound, High_Bound; } String_Template;
91 typedef struct { const char *Array; String_Template *Bounds; }
92 	__attribute ((aligned (sizeof (char *) * 2))) String_Pointer;
93 
94 /* Types for Node/Entity Kinds:  */
95 
96 /* The reason that these are defined here in the C version, rather than in the
97    corresponding packages is that the requirement for putting bodies of
98    inlined stuff IN the C header changes the dependencies.  Both sinfo.h
99    and einfo.h now reference routines defined in tree.h.
100 
101    Note: these types would more naturally be defined as unsigned char, but
102    once again, the annoying restriction on bit fields for some compilers
103    bites us!  */
104 
105 typedef unsigned int Node_Kind;
106 typedef unsigned int Entity_Kind;
107 
108 /* Types used for Text Buffer Handling:  */
109 
110 /* Type used for subscripts in text buffer.  */
111 typedef Int Text_Ptr;
112 
113 /* Text buffer used to hold source file or library information file.  */
114 typedef Char *Text_Buffer;
115 
116 /* Pointer to text buffer.  */
117 typedef Char *Text_Buffer_Ptr;
118 
119 /* Types used for Source Input Handling:  */
120 
121 /* Line number type, used for storing all line numbers.  */
122 typedef Int Line_Number_Type;
123 
124 /* Column number type, used for storing all column numbers.  */
125 typedef Int Column_Number_Type;
126 
127 /* Type used to store text of a source file.  */
128 typedef Text_Buffer Source_Buffer;
129 
130 /* Pointer to source buffer. */
131 typedef Text_Buffer_Ptr Source_Buffer_Ptr;
132 
133 /* Type used for source location.  */
134 typedef Text_Ptr Source_Ptr;
135 
136 /* Value used to indicate no source position set.  */
137 #define No_Location -1
138 
139 /* Used for Sloc in all nodes in the representation of package Standard.  */
140 #define Standard_Location -2
141 
142 /* Instance identifiers */
143 typedef Nat Instance_Id;
144 
145 /* Type used for union of all possible ID values covering all ranges */
146 typedef int Union_Id;
147 
148 /* Range definitions for Tree Data:  */
149 
150 #define List_Low_Bound		-100000000
151 #define List_High_Bound		0
152 
153 #define Node_Low_Bound		0
154 #define Node_High_Bound		99999999
155 
156 #define Elist_Low_Bound		100000000
157 #define Elist_High_Bound	199999999
158 
159 #define Elmt_Low_Bound		200000000
160 #define Elmt_High_Bound		299999999
161 
162 #define Names_Low_Bound		300000000
163 #define Names_High_Bound	399999999
164 
165 #define Strings_Low_Bound	400000000
166 #define Strings_High_Bound	499999999
167 
168 #define Ureal_Low_Bound		500000000
169 #define Ureal_High_Bound        599999999
170 
171 #define Uint_Low_Bound		600000000
172 #define Uint_Table_Start        2000000000
173 #define Uint_High_Bound	        2099999999
174 
175 SUBTYPE (List_Range,      Int, List_Low_Bound,    List_High_Bound)
176 SUBTYPE (Node_Range,      Int, Node_Low_Bound,    Node_High_Bound)
177 SUBTYPE (Elist_Range,     Int, Elist_Low_Bound,   Elist_High_Bound)
178 SUBTYPE (Elmt_Range,      Int, Elmt_Low_Bound,    Elmt_High_Bound)
179 SUBTYPE (Names_Range,     Int, Names_Low_Bound,   Names_High_Bound)
180 SUBTYPE (Strings_Range,   Int, Strings_Low_Bound, Strings_High_Bound)
181 SUBTYPE (Uint_Range,      Int, Uint_Low_Bound,    Uint_High_Bound)
182 SUBTYPE (Ureal_Range,     Int, Ureal_Low_Bound,   Ureal_High_Bound)
183 
184 /* Types for Names_Table Package:  */
185 
186 typedef Int Name_Id;
187 
188 /* Name_Id value for no name present.  */
189 #define No_Name Names_Low_Bound
190 
191 /* Name_Id value for bad name.  */
192 #define Error_Name (Names_Low_Bound + 1)
193 
194 /* First subscript of names table. */
195 #define First_Name_Id (Names_Low_Bound + 2)
196 
197 /* Types for Tree Package:  */
198 
199 /* Subscript of nodes table entry.  */
200 typedef Int Node_Id;
201 
202 /* Used in semantics for Node_Id value referencing an entity.  */
203 typedef Node_Id Entity_Id;
204 
205 /* Null node.  */
206 #define Empty 0
207 
208 /* Error node.  */
209 #define Error 1
210 
211 /* Subscript of first allocated node.  */
212 #define First_Node_Id Empty
213 
214 /* Subscript of entry in lists table.  */
215 typedef Int List_Id;
216 
217 /* Indicates absence of a list.  */
218 #define No_List 0
219 
220 /* Error list. */
221 #define Error_List List_Low_Bound
222 
223 /* Subscript of first allocated list header.  */
224 #define First_List_Id Error_List
225 
226 /* Element list Id, subscript value of entry in lists table.  */
227 typedef Int Elist_Id;
228 
229 /* Used to indicate absence of an element list.  */
230 #define No_Elist Elist_Low_Bound
231 
232 /* Subscript of first allocated elist header */
233 #define First_Elist_Id (No_Elist + 1)
234 
235 /* Element Id, subscript value of entry in elements table.  */
236 typedef Int Elmt_Id;
237 
238 /* Used to indicate absence of a list element.  */
239 #define No_Elmt Elmt_Low_Bound
240 
241 /* Subscript of first allocated element */
242 #define First_Elmt_Id (No_Elmt + 1)
243 
244 /* Types for String_Table Package:  */
245 
246 /* Subscript of strings table entry.  */
247 typedef Int String_Id;
248 
249 /* Used to indicate missing string Id.  */
250 #define No_String Strings_Low_Bound
251 
252 /* Subscript of first entry in strings table.  */
253 #define First_String_Id (No_String + 1)
254 
255 /* Types for Uint_Support Package:  */
256 
257 /* Type used for representation of universal integers.  */
258 typedef Int Uint;
259 
260 /* Used to indicate missing Uint value.  */
261 #define No_Uint Uint_Low_Bound
262 
263 /* Base value used to represent Uint values.  */
264 #define Base 32768
265 
266 /* Minimum and maximum integers directly representable as Uint values */
267 #define Min_Direct (-(Base - 1))
268 #define Max_Direct ((Base - 1) * (Base - 1))
269 
270 #define Uint_Direct_Bias  (Uint_Low_Bound + Base)
271 #define Uint_Direct_First (Uint_Direct_Bias + Min_Direct)
272 #define Uint_Direct_Last  (Uint_Direct_Bias + Max_Direct)
273 
274 /* Define range of direct biased values */
275 SUBTYPE (Uint_Direct, Uint, Uint_Direct_First, Uint_Direct_Last)
276 
277 /* Constants in Uint format.  */
278 #define Uint_0  (Uint_Direct_Bias + 0)
279 #define Uint_1  (Uint_Direct_Bias + 1)
280 #define Uint_2  (Uint_Direct_Bias + 2)
281 #define Uint_10 (Uint_Direct_Bias + 10)
282 #define Uint_16 (Uint_Direct_Bias + 16)
283 
284 #define Uint_Minus_1 (Uint_Direct_Bias - 1)
285 
286 /* Types for Ureal_Support Package:  */
287 
288 /* Type used for representation of universal reals.  */
289 typedef Int Ureal;
290 
291 /* Used to indicate missing Uint value.  */
292 #define No_Ureal Ureal_Low_Bound
293 
294 /* Subscript of first entry in Ureal table.  */
295 #define Ureal_First_Entry (No_Ureal + 1)
296 
297 /* Character Code Type:  */
298 
299 /* Character code value, intended to be 32 bits.  */
300 typedef unsigned Char_Code;
301 
302 /* Types Used for Library Management:  */
303 
304 /* Unit number.  */
305 typedef Int Unit_Number_Type;
306 
307 /* Unit number value for main unit.  */
308 #define Main_Unit 0
309 
310 /* Type used to index the source file table.  */
311 typedef Nat Source_File_Index;
312 
313 /* Type used for lines table.  */
314 typedef Source_Ptr *Lines_Table_Type;
315 
316 /* Type used for pointer to lines table.  */
317 typedef Source_Ptr *Lines_Table_Ptr;
318 
319 /* Length of time stamp value.  */
320 #define Time_Stamp_Length 22
321 
322 /* Type used to represent time stamp.  */
323 typedef Char *Time_Stamp_Type;
324 
325 /* Name_Id synonym used for file names.  */
326 typedef Name_Id File_Name_Type;
327 
328 /* Constant used to indicate no file found.  */
329 #define No_File No_Name
330 
331 /* Name_Id synonym used for unit names.  */
332 typedef Name_Id Unit_Name_Type;
333 
334 /* Definitions for mechanism type and values */
335 typedef Int Mechanism_Type;
336 #define Default            0
337 #define By_Copy            (-1)
338 #define By_Reference       (-2)
339 #define By_Descriptor      (-3)
340 #define By_Descriptor_UBS  (-4)
341 #define By_Descriptor_UBSB (-5)
342 #define By_Descriptor_UBA  (-6)
343 #define By_Descriptor_S    (-7)
344 #define By_Descriptor_SB   (-8)
345 #define By_Descriptor_A    (-9)
346 #define By_Descriptor_NCA  (-10)
347 #define By_Descriptor_Last (-10)
348 #define By_Short_Descriptor      (-11)
349 #define By_Short_Descriptor_UBS  (-12)
350 #define By_Short_Descriptor_UBSB (-13)
351 #define By_Short_Descriptor_UBA  (-14)
352 #define By_Short_Descriptor_S    (-15)
353 #define By_Short_Descriptor_SB   (-16)
354 #define By_Short_Descriptor_A    (-17)
355 #define By_Short_Descriptor_NCA  (-18)
356 #define By_Short_Descriptor_Last (-18)
357 
358 /* Definitions of Reason codes for Raise_xxx_Error nodes */
359 #define CE_Access_Check_Failed              0
360 #define CE_Access_Parameter_Is_Null         1
361 #define CE_Discriminant_Check_Failed        2
362 #define CE_Divide_By_Zero                   3
363 #define CE_Explicit_Raise                   4
364 #define CE_Index_Check_Failed               5
365 #define CE_Invalid_Data                     6
366 #define CE_Length_Check_Failed              7
367 #define CE_Null_Exception_Id                8
368 #define CE_Null_Not_Allowed                 9
369 #define CE_Overflow_Check_Failed           10
370 #define CE_Partition_Check_Failed          11
371 #define CE_Range_Check_Failed              12
372 #define CE_Tag_Check_Failed                13
373 
374 #define PE_Access_Before_Elaboration       14
375 #define PE_Accessibility_Check_Failed      15
376 #define PE_Address_Of_Intrinsic            16
377 #define PE_Aliased_Parameters              17
378 #define PE_All_Guards_Closed               18
379 #define PE_Bad_Predicated_Generic_Type     19
380 #define PE_Build_In_Place_Mismatch         37
381 #define PE_Current_Task_In_Entry_Body      20
382 #define PE_Duplicated_Entry_Address        21
383 #define PE_Explicit_Raise                  22
384 #define PE_Finalize_Raised_Exception       23
385 #define PE_Implicit_Return                 24
386 #define PE_Misaligned_Address_Value        25
387 #define PE_Missing_Return                  26
388 #define PE_Non_Transportable_Actual        31
389 #define PE_Overlaid_Controlled_Object      27
390 #define PE_Potentially_Blocking_Operation  28
391 #define PE_Stream_Operation_Not_Allowed    36
392 #define PE_Stubbed_Subprogram_Called       29
393 #define PE_Unchecked_Union_Restriction     30
394 
395 #define SE_Empty_Storage_Pool              32
396 #define SE_Explicit_Raise                  33
397 #define SE_Infinite_Recursion              34
398 #define SE_Object_Too_Large                35
399 
400 #define LAST_REASON_CODE                   37
401