osprey/common/com/callutil.h

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#ifndef callutil_INCLUDED
#define callutil_INCLUDED
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif


/* ====================================================================
 * ====================================================================
 *
 * Module: callutil.h
 * $Revision: 1.1.1.1 $
 * $Date: 2005/10/21 19:00:00 $
 * $Author: marcel $
 * $Source: /proj/osprey/CVS/open64/osprey1.0/common/com/callutil.h,v $
 *
 * Revision history:
 *  07-Jun-92 - Original Version (extracted from stab.h)
 *
 * Description:
 *
 * This module contains the external interfaces (data structures and
 * prototypes) for routines which provide utility services related to
 * calls, entries, and returns.
 *
 * ====================================================================
 * ====================================================================
 */

#ifdef _KEEP_RCS_ID
static char *callutil_rcs_id = "$Source: /proj/osprey/CVS/open64/osprey1.0/common/com/callutil.h,v $ $Revision: 1.1.1.1 $";
#endif /* _KEEP_RCS_ID */

/* Incomplete types to keep ANSI happy: */
struct arg_copy_list; /* see irbcall.c */
struct bb;
struct einfo;
struct fld;
struct insch;
struct nd;
struct st;
struct stch;
struct ty;
#ifdef BACK_END
struct op;
#endif /* BACK_END */

#ifdef OLDCODE
/* Methods for returning a function result value: */
typedef enum {
  RSTYLE_NONE,    /* no result */
  RSTYLE_REG,   /* in one TN */
  RSTYLE_REG_PAIR,  /* in two TNs */
  RSTYLE_VIA_FIRST_ARG, /* caller passes buffer address as first arg */
  RSTYLE_VIA_RETURN_ARG,
  RSTYLE_INT_REGS,
  RSTYLE_FLOAT_REGS,
  RSTYLE_VIA_COMMON_BUF, /* callee puts value in a common buffer */
  RSTYLE_VIA_LOCAL_BUF  /* callee returns address of local buf */
} RSTYLE;

/* How should a function result be returned?  These routines are
 * (potentially) language-specific, and therefore restricted to the
 * front ends.
 */
#ifdef FRONT_END
  extern RSTYLE How_To_Return ( struct ty * );
#ifdef OLDCODE
  /* In FEs' aux_misc.c: */
  extern RSTYLE How_To_Return_Type ( struct ty *, struct nd * );
#endif /* OLDCODE */
#endif
#endif /* OLDCODE */

/* Return the TN for the return address: */
extern struct tn * Get_Return_Address_TN
      ( struct bb *bb, BOOL gen_load );

/* Find the adjustment of the given TN (usually SP_TN) in the entry
 * or exit code (bounded by BB_entry_sp_adj_.../BB_exit_sp_adj_...).
 */
extern struct insch * Find_Entry_TN_Adjustment_INSCH
      ( struct bb *bb, struct tn *mod_tn );
extern struct insch * Find_Exit_TN_Adjustment_INSCH
      ( struct bb *bb, struct tn *mod_tn );
#ifdef BACK_END
extern struct op * Find_Entry_TN_Adjustment_OP
      ( struct bb *bb, struct tn *mod_tn );
extern struct op * Find_Exit_TN_Adjustment_OP
      ( struct bb *bb, struct tn *mod_tn );
#endif /* BACK_END */

/* Mark an ST as referenced by a nested subprogram: */
extern void Mark_Nested_Reference ( struct st *st );

/* ====================================================================
 *
 * ARG_TY_LIST
 *
 * This structure provides the interface to the function
 * Calc_Arg_Offsets which calculates offsets of arguments.
 *
 * It is used for finding offsets (TNs) both of formals and of actuals.
 *
 * ====================================================================
 */

#ifdef FRONT_END_FORTRAN
/* Various treatment styles for multiple-entry formal parameters: */
typedef enum {
  FSTYLE_NONE,    /* Not yet determined */
  FSTYLE_NOMOVE,  /* No movement required */
  FSTYLE_RADICAL, /* Move to radical copied formal */
  FSTYLE_MEMORY   /* Move to memory copied formal */
} FSTYLE;
#endif /* FRONT_END_FORTRAN */

/* Each argument may consist of a number of components (normally one,
 * except for struct/class arguments):
 */
typedef struct arg_ty_comp {
  struct arg_ty_comp * next;  /* Next in list */
  struct ty * ctype;  /* Component type */
  INTSC  csize;   /* Component size */
  struct nd * cnd;  /* Node for accessing component */
  struct tn * tn; /* TN for component (i.e. parm register) */
  struct tn * tn_val; /* TN where component is loaded (for call) */
  INTSC mem_ofst; /* Memory offset for component if in memory */
  INT16 parm_reg; /* Parameter register to use if in register */
  TOP op_store;   /* Store operation to use if in register */
  TOP op_copy;    /* Copy operation to use if in register */
} ARG_TY_COMP;

/* ATC field access macros: */
#define ATC_next(a) ((a)->next)
#define ATC_ctype(a)  ((a)->ctype)
#define ATC_csize(a)  ((a)->csize)
#define ATC_cnd(a)  ((a)->cnd)
#define ATC_cnd(a)  ((a)->cnd)
#define ATC_tn(a) ((a)->tn)
#define ATC_tn_val(a) ((a)->tn_val)
#define ATC_mem_ofst(a) ((a)->mem_ofst)
#define ATC_parm_reg(a) ((a)->parm_reg)
#define ATC_op_store(a) ((a)->op_store)
#define ATC_op_copy(a)  ((a)->op_copy )

/* An argument type list contains information about the full parameter,
 * and the first element of a list of components.  We handle such lists
 * as an array, so there is no explicit list link.
 */
typedef struct arg_ty_list {
  struct st *sym; /* Formal parameter symbol (NULL for calls) */
  struct ty *type;  /* Parameter type */
  struct nd * pnd;  /* Parameter node */
  ARG_TY_COMP atc;  /* First (usually only) component */
  mINT8 flags;    /* Attributes */
  mINT8 fstyle;   /* Multiple-entry formal treatment style */
  struct st *cform; /* Copied formal symtab entry */
  struct einfo *entry;  /* Entry this ATL belongs to */
  struct arg_copy_list *copies; /* Head of copies list */
  struct arg_ty_list *next_copy;  /* Next copy in list */
} ARG_TY_LIST;

/* Attribute flag masks: */
#define ATL_IS_REF  0x01  /* Reference parameter */
#define ATL_IS_IN_TN  0x02  /* Argument is in TN (register) */
#define ATL_ON_COPIES 0x04  /* Argument is on copy list ... */
#define ATL_IS_VARARGS  0x08  /* Argument is from varargs ... */
#define ATL_DUP_FLOAT 0x10  /* Duplicate float varargs argument ... */

/* ATL field access macros: */
#define ATL_next(a) ((a)+1)
#define ATL_sym(a)  ((a)->sym)
#define ATL_type(a) ((a)->type)
#define ATL_pnd(a)  ((a)->pnd)
#define ATL_atc(a)  (&((a)->atc))
# define ATL_ctype(a)  (ATC_ctype(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_csize(a)  (ATC_csize(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_cnd(a)  (ATC_cnd(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_tn(a)   (ATC_tn(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_tn_val(a)   (ATC_tn_val(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_mem_ofst(a) (ATC_mem_ofst(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_parm_reg(a) (ATC_parm_reg(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_op_store(a) (ATC_op_store(ATL_atc(a)))
# define ATL_op_copy(a)  (ATC_op_copy(ATL_atc(a)))
#define ATL_flags(a)  ((a)->flags)
#define ATL_fstyle(a) ((a)->fstyle)
#define ATL_cform(a)  ((a)->cform)
#define ATL_entry(a)  ((a)->entry)
#define ATL_copies(a) ((a)->copies)
#define ATL_next_copy(a) ((a)->next_copy)

#define ATL_is_ref(a)   (ATL_flags(a) & ATL_IS_REF)
#define Set_ATL_is_ref(a) (ATL_flags(a) |= ATL_IS_REF)
#define Reset_ATL_is_ref(a) (ATL_flags(a) &= ~ATL_IS_REF)
#define ATL_is_in_tn(a)   (ATL_flags(a) & ATL_IS_IN_TN)
#define Set_ATL_is_in_tn(a) (ATL_flags(a) |= ATL_IS_IN_TN)
#define Reset_ATL_is_in_tn(a) (ATL_flags(a) &= ~ATL_IS_IN_TN)
#define ATL_on_copies(a)  (ATL_flags(a) & ATL_ON_COPIES)
#define Set_ATL_on_copies(a)  (ATL_flags(a) |= ATL_ON_COPIES)
#define Reset_ATL_on_copies(a)  (ATL_flags(a) &= ~ATL_ON_COPIES)
#define ATL_is_varargs(a) (ATL_flags(a) & ATL_IS_VARARGS)
#define Set_ATL_is_varargs(a) (ATL_flags(a) |= ATL_IS_VARARGS)
#define ATL_dup_float(a)  (ATL_flags(a) & ATL_DUP_FLOAT)
#define Set_ATL_dup_float(a)  (ATL_flags(a) |= ATL_DUP_FLOAT)

/* --------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Subprogram call utilities.
 * --------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

/* Determine whether two fields in a KIND_STRUCT overlap. */
BOOL No_Overlap ( struct fld *f1, struct fld *f2 );

/* Given a node for a PU, identify the type of the routine: */
extern struct ty * Identify_Callee_Type ( struct nd *pu );

/* What is the actual type of a formal parameter?  Adjust for default
 * promotions or reference parameters:
 */
extern struct ty * Formal_Parameter_Type ( struct st *parm );

/* Given a reference formal, construct a symbol representing its base
 * address, and convert its addressing to reflect that:
 */
extern struct st * Make_Formal_Base_Symbol ( struct st *formal_sym );

/* The two functions below make an ARG_TY_LIST for the formals
 * of a function or for a call. The ARG_TY_LIST is terminated
 * by am ARG_TY_LIST record having ATL_ty() == NULL. ATL_is_ref
 * is set to TRUE if arg is reference arg.  In this case ATL_type()
 * is the dedicated type associated with Pointer_Mtype.  Otherwise
 * (for a value parameter), ATL_type gives the type of the value
 * parameter. 
 *
 * These two routines essentially allow use of the single routine
 * Calc_Arg_Offsets above to determine the offsets of both formals
 * and actuals.
 */
extern ARG_TY_LIST *Prepare_Atl_Of_Call ( struct nd *t );
extern ARG_TY_LIST *Prepare_Atl_Of_Formals ( struct nd *t,
               struct stch *args );

extern void Trace_ATL ( ARG_TY_LIST *atl );
extern void Trace_ATL_List ( struct nd *t, ARG_TY_LIST *atl );

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* callutil_INCLUDED */

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