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+-- Chain handling.
+-- Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Tristan Gingold
+--
+-- GHDL 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, or (at your option) any later
+-- version.
+--
+-- GHDL 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 GCC; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free
+-- Software Foundation, 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA
+-- 02111-1307, USA.
+with Iirs; use Iirs;
+with Iir_Chain_Handling;
+pragma Elaborate (Iir_Chain_Handling);
+
+package Iir_Chains is
+ -- Chains are simply linked list of iirs.
+ -- Elements of the chain are ordered.
+ -- Each element of a chain have a Chain field, which points to the next
+ -- element.
+ -- All elements of a chain have the same parent. This parent contains
+ -- a field which points to the first element of the chain.
+ -- Note: the parent is often the value of the Parent field, but sometimes
+ -- not.
+
+ -- Chains can be covered very simply:
+ -- El : Iir;
+ -- begin
+ -- El := Get_xxx_Chain (Parent);
+ -- while El /= Null_Iir loop
+ -- * Handle element EL of the chain.
+ -- El := Get_Chain (El);
+ -- end loop;
+
+ -- However, building a chain is a little bit more difficult if elements
+ -- have to be appended. Indeed, there is no direct access to the last
+ -- element of a chain.
+ -- An efficient way to build a chain is to keep the last element of it.
+ -- See Iir_Chain_Handling package.
+
+ package Declaration_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Declaration_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Declaration_Chain);
+
+ package Interface_Declaration_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Interface_Declaration_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Interface_Declaration_Chain);
+
+ package Context_Items_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Context_Items,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Context_Items);
+
+ package Unit_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Unit_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Unit_Chain);
+
+ package Element_Declaration_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Element_Declaration_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Element_Declaration_Chain);
+
+ package Configuration_Item_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Configuration_Item_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Configuration_Item_Chain);
+
+ package Entity_Class_Entry_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Entity_Class_Entry_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Entity_Class_Entry_Chain);
+
+ package Conditional_Waveform_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Conditional_Waveform_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Conditional_Waveform_Chain);
+
+ package Selected_Waveform_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Selected_Waveform_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Selected_Waveform_Chain);
+
+ package Association_Choices_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Association_Choices_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Association_Choices_Chain);
+
+ package Case_Statement_Alternative_Chain_Handling is new Iir_Chain_Handling
+ (Get_Chain_Start => Get_Case_Statement_Alternative_Chain,
+ Set_Chain_Start => Set_Case_Statement_Alternative_Chain);
+
+ -- Return the number of elements in a chain starting with FIRST.
+ -- Not very efficient since O(N).
+ function Get_Chain_Length (First : Iir) return Natural;
+
+ -- These two subprograms can be used to build a sub-chain.
+ -- FIRST and LAST designates respectively the first and last element of
+ -- the sub-chain.
+
+ -- Set FIRST and LAST to Null_Iir.
+ procedure Sub_Chain_Init (First, Last : out Iir);
+ pragma Inline (Sub_Chain_Init);
+
+ -- Append element EL to the sub-chain.
+ procedure Sub_Chain_Append (First, Last : in out Iir; El : Iir);
+ pragma Inline (Sub_Chain_Append);
+
+ -- Return TRUE iff CHAIN is of length one, ie CHAIN is not NULL_IIR
+ -- and chain (CHAIN) is NULL_IIR.
+ function Is_Chain_Length_One (Chain : Iir) return Boolean;
+ pragma Inline (Is_Chain_Length_One);
+
+ -- Insert EL after LAST.
+ procedure Insert (Last : Iir; El : Iir);
+
+ -- Insert EL after LAST and set LAST to EL.
+ procedure Insert_Incr (Last : in out Iir; El : Iir);
+end Iir_Chains;