//===--- MultipleIncludeOpt.h - Header Multiple-Include Optzn ---*- C++ -*-===//
 
//
 
// Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions.
 
// See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information.
 
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
 
//
 
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
 
///
 
/// \file
 
/// Defines the MultipleIncludeOpt interface.
 
//
 
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
 
 
 
#ifndef LLVM_CLANG_LEX_MULTIPLEINCLUDEOPT_H
 
#define LLVM_CLANG_LEX_MULTIPLEINCLUDEOPT_H
 
 
 
#include "clang/Basic/SourceLocation.h"
 
 
 
namespace clang {
 
class IdentifierInfo;
 
 
 
/// Implements the simple state machine that the Lexer class uses to
 
/// detect files subject to the 'multiple-include' optimization.
 
///
 
/// The public methods in this class are triggered by various
 
/// events that occur when a file is lexed, and after the entire file is lexed,
 
/// information about which macro (if any) controls the header is returned.
 
class MultipleIncludeOpt {
 
  /// ReadAnyTokens - This is set to false when a file is first opened and true
 
  /// any time a token is returned to the client or a (non-multiple-include)
 
  /// directive is parsed.  When the final \#endif is parsed this is reset back
 
  /// to false, that way any tokens before the first \#ifdef or after the last
 
  /// \#endif can be easily detected.
 
  bool ReadAnyTokens;
 
 
 
  /// ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef - This is true when the only tokens
 
  /// processed in the file so far is an #ifndef and an identifier.  Used in
 
  /// the detection of header guards in a file.
 
  bool ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef;
 
 
 
  /// ReadAnyTokens - This is set to false when a file is first opened and true
 
  /// any time a token is returned to the client or a (non-multiple-include)
 
  /// directive is parsed.  When the final #endif is parsed this is reset back
 
  /// to false, that way any tokens before the first #ifdef or after the last
 
  /// #endif can be easily detected.
 
  bool DidMacroExpansion;
 
 
 
  /// TheMacro - The controlling macro for a file, if valid.
 
  ///
 
  const IdentifierInfo *TheMacro;
 
 
 
  /// DefinedMacro - The macro defined right after TheMacro, if any.
 
  const IdentifierInfo *DefinedMacro;
 
 
 
  SourceLocation MacroLoc;
 
  SourceLocation DefinedLoc;
 
public:
 
  MultipleIncludeOpt() {
 
    ReadAnyTokens = false;
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = false;
 
    DidMacroExpansion = false;
 
    TheMacro = nullptr;
 
    DefinedMacro = nullptr;
 
  }
 
 
 
  SourceLocation GetMacroLocation() const {
 
    return MacroLoc;
 
  }
 
 
 
  SourceLocation GetDefinedLocation() const {
 
    return DefinedLoc;
 
  }
 
 
 
  void resetImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef() {
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = false;
 
  }
 
 
 
  void SetDefinedMacro(IdentifierInfo *M, SourceLocation Loc) {
 
    DefinedMacro = M;
 
    DefinedLoc = Loc;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// Invalidate - Permanently mark this file as not being suitable for the
 
  /// include-file optimization.
 
  void Invalidate() {
 
    // If we have read tokens but have no controlling macro, the state-machine
 
    // below can never "accept".
 
    ReadAnyTokens = true;
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = false;
 
    DefinedMacro = nullptr;
 
    TheMacro = nullptr;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// getHasReadAnyTokensVal - This is used for the \#ifndef handshake at the
 
  /// top of the file when reading preprocessor directives.  Otherwise, reading
 
  /// the "ifndef x" would count as reading tokens.
 
  bool getHasReadAnyTokensVal() const { return ReadAnyTokens; }
 
 
 
  /// getImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef - returns true if the last directive
 
  /// was an #ifndef at the beginning of the file.
 
  bool getImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef() const {
 
    return ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef;
 
  }
 
 
 
  // If a token is read, remember that we have seen a side-effect in this file.
 
  void ReadToken() {
 
    ReadAnyTokens = true;
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = false;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// ExpandedMacro - When a macro is expanded with this lexer as the current
 
  /// buffer, this method is called to disable the MIOpt if needed.
 
  void ExpandedMacro() { DidMacroExpansion = true; }
 
 
 
  /// Called when entering a top-level \#ifndef directive (or the
 
  /// "\#if !defined" equivalent) without any preceding tokens.
 
  ///
 
  /// Note, we don't care about the input value of 'ReadAnyTokens'.  The caller
 
  /// ensures that this is only called if there are no tokens read before the
 
  /// \#ifndef.  The caller is required to do this, because reading the \#if
 
  /// line obviously reads in tokens.
 
  void EnterTopLevelIfndef(const IdentifierInfo *M, SourceLocation Loc) {
 
    // If the macro is already set, this is after the top-level #endif.
 
    if (TheMacro)
 
      return Invalidate();
 
 
 
    // If we have already expanded a macro by the end of the #ifndef line, then
 
    // there is a macro expansion *in* the #ifndef line.  This means that the
 
    // condition could evaluate differently when subsequently #included.  Reject
 
    // this.
 
    if (DidMacroExpansion)
 
      return Invalidate();
 
 
 
    // Remember that we're in the #if and that we have the macro.
 
    ReadAnyTokens = true;
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = true;
 
    TheMacro = M;
 
    MacroLoc = Loc;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// Invoked when a top level conditional (except \#ifndef) is found.
 
  void EnterTopLevelConditional() {
 
    // If a conditional directive (except #ifndef) is found at the top level,
 
    // there is a chunk of the file not guarded by the controlling macro.
 
    Invalidate();
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// Called when the lexer exits the top-level conditional.
 
  void ExitTopLevelConditional() {
 
    // If we have a macro, that means the top of the file was ok.  Set our state
 
    // back to "not having read any tokens" so we can detect anything after the
 
    // #endif.
 
    if (!TheMacro) return Invalidate();
 
 
 
    // At this point, we haven't "read any tokens" but we do have a controlling
 
    // macro.
 
    ReadAnyTokens = false;
 
    ImmediatelyAfterTopLevelIfndef = false;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// Once the entire file has been lexed, if there is a controlling
 
  /// macro, return it.
 
  const IdentifierInfo *GetControllingMacroAtEndOfFile() const {
 
    // If we haven't read any tokens after the #endif, return the controlling
 
    // macro if it's valid (if it isn't, it will be null).
 
    if (!ReadAnyTokens)
 
      return TheMacro;
 
    return nullptr;
 
  }
 
 
 
  /// If the ControllingMacro is followed by a macro definition, return
 
  /// the macro that was defined.
 
  const IdentifierInfo *GetDefinedMacro() const {
 
    return DefinedMacro;
 
  }
 
};
 
 
 
}  // end namespace clang
 
 
 
#endif