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--                                                                          --
--                         GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS                         --
--                                                                          --
--                              P A R . C H 2                               --
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--                                 B o d y                                  --
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pragma Style_Checks (All_Checks);
--  Turn off subprogram body ordering check. Subprograms are in order
--  by RM section rather than alphabetical

separate (Par)
package body Ch2 is

   --  Local functions, used only in this chapter

   function P_Pragma_Argument_Association return Node_Id;

   ---------------------
   -- 2.3  Identifier --
   ---------------------

   --  IDENTIFIER ::= LETTER {[UNDERLINE] LETTER_OR_DIGIT}

   --  LETTER_OR_DIGIT ::= IDENTIFIER_LETTER | DIGIT

   --  An IDENTIFIER shall not be a reserved word

   --  Error recovery: can raise Error_Resync (cannot return Error)

   function P_Identifier return Node_Id is
      Ident_Node : Node_Id;

   begin
      --  All set if we do indeed have an identifier

      if Token = Tok_Identifier then
         Ident_Node := Token_Node;
         Scan; -- past Identifier
         return Ident_Node;

      --  If we have a reserved identifier, manufacture an identifier with
      --  a corresponding name after posting an appropriate error message

      elsif Is_Reserved_Identifier then
         Scan_Reserved_Identifier (Force_Msg => False);
         Ident_Node := Token_Node;
         Scan; -- past the node
         return Ident_Node;

      --  Otherwise we have junk that cannot be interpreted as an identifier

      else
         T_Identifier; -- to give message
         raise Error_Resync;
      end if;
   end P_Identifier;

   --------------------------
   -- 2.3  Letter Or Digit --
   --------------------------

   --  Parsed by P_Identifier (2.3)

   --------------------------
   -- 2.4  Numeric Literal --
   --------------------------

   --  NUMERIC_LITERAL ::= DECIMAL_LITERAL | BASED_LITERAL

   --  Numeric literal is returned by the scanner as either
   --  Tok_Integer_Literal or Tok_Real_Literal

   ----------------------------
   -- 2.4.1  Decimal Literal --
   ----------------------------

   --  DECIMAL_LITERAL ::= NUMERAL [.NUMERAL] [EXPONENT]

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric lIteral handing (see 2.4)

   --------------------
   -- 2.4.1  Numeral --
   --------------------

   --  NUMERAL ::= DIGIT {[UNDERLINE] DIGIT}

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   ---------------------
   -- 2.4.1  Exponent --
   ---------------------

   --  EXPONENT ::= E [+] NUMERAL | E - NUMERAL

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   --------------------------
   -- 2.4.2  Based Literal --
   --------------------------

   --  BASED_LITERAL ::=
   --   BASE # BASED_NUMERAL [.BASED_NUMERAL] # [EXPONENT]

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   -----------------
   -- 2.4.2  Base --
   -----------------

   --  BASE ::= NUMERAL

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   --------------------------
   -- 2.4.2  Based Numeral --
   --------------------------

   --  BASED_NUMERAL ::=
   --    EXTENDED_DIGIT {[UNDERLINE] EXTENDED_DIGIT}

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   ---------------------------
   -- 2.4.2  Extended Digit --
   ---------------------------

   --  EXTENDED_DIGIT ::= DIGIT | A | B | C | D | E | F

   --  Handled by scanner as part of numeric literal handling (see 2.4)

   ----------------------------
   -- 2.5  Character Literal --
   ----------------------------

   --  CHARACTER_LITERAL ::= ' GRAPHIC_CHARACTER '

   --  Handled by the scanner and returned as Tok_Character_Literal

   -------------------------
   -- 2.6  String Literal --
   -------------------------

   --  STRING LITERAL ::= "{STRING_ELEMENT}"

   --  Handled by the scanner and returned as Tok_Character_Literal
   --  or if the string looks like an operator as Tok_Operator_Symbol.

   -------------------------
   -- 2.6  String Element --
   -------------------------

   --  STRING_ELEMENT ::= "" | non-quotation_mark_GRAPHIC_CHARACTER

   --  A STRING_ELEMENT is either a pair of quotation marks ("),
   --  or a single GRAPHIC_CHARACTER other than a quotation mark.

   --  Handled by scanner as part of string literal handling (see 2.4)

   ------------------
   -- 2.7  Comment --
   ------------------

   --  A COMMENT starts with two adjacent hyphens and extends up to the
   --  end of the line. A COMMENT may appear on any line of a program.

   --  Handled by the scanner which simply skips past encountered comments

   -----------------
   -- 2.8  Pragma --
   -----------------

   --  PRAGMA ::= pragma IDENTIFIER
   --    [(PRAGMA_ARGUMENT_ASSOCIATION {, PRAGMA_ARGUMENT_ASSOCIATION})];

   --  The caller has checked that the initial token is PRAGMA

   --  Error recovery: cannot raise Error_Resync

   --  One special piece of processing is needed in this routine. As described
   --  in the section on "Handling semicolon used in place of IS" in module
   --  Parse, the parser detects the case of missing subprogram bodies to
   --  allow recovery from this syntactic error. Pragma INTERFACE (and, for
   --  Ada 95, pragma IMPORT) can appear in place of the body. The parser must
   --  recognize the use of these two pragmas in this context, otherwise it
   --  will think there are missing bodies, and try to change ; to IS, when
   --  in fact the bodies ARE present, supplied by these pragmas.

   function P_Pragma return Node_Id is

      Interface_Check_Required : Boolean := False;
      --  Set True if check of pragma INTERFACE is required

      Import_Check_Required : Boolean := False;
      --  Set True if check of pragma IMPORT is required

      Arg_Count : Int := 0;
      --  Number of argument associations processed

      Pragma_Node   : Node_Id;
      Pragma_Name   : Name_Id;
      Semicolon_Loc : Source_Ptr;
      Ident_Node    : Node_Id;
      Assoc_Node    : Node_Id;
      Result        : Node_Id;

      procedure Skip_Pragma_Semicolon;
      --  Skip past semicolon at end of pragma

      ---------------------------
      -- Skip_Pragma_Semicolon --
      ---------------------------

      procedure Skip_Pragma_Semicolon is
      begin
         if Token /= Tok_Semicolon then
            T_Semicolon;
            Resync_Past_Semicolon;
         else
            Scan; -- past semicolon
         end if;
      end Skip_Pragma_Semicolon;

   --  Start of processing for P_Pragma

   begin
      Pragma_Node := New_Node (N_Pragma, Token_Ptr);
      Scan; -- past PRAGMA
      Pragma_Name := Token_Name;

      if Style_Check then
         Style.Check_Pragma_Name;
      end if;

      Ident_Node := P_Identifier;
      Set_Chars (Pragma_Node, Pragma_Name);
      Delete_Node (Ident_Node);

      --  See if special INTERFACE/IMPORT check is required

      if SIS_Entry_Active then
         Interface_Check_Required := (Pragma_Name = Name_Interface);
         Import_Check_Required    := (Pragma_Name = Name_Import);
      else
         Interface_Check_Required := False;
         Import_Check_Required    := False;
      end if;

      --  Scan arguments. We assume that arguments are present if there is
      --  a left paren, or if a semicolon is missing and there is another
      --  token on the same line as the pragma name.

      if Token = Tok_Left_Paren
        or else (Token /= Tok_Semicolon
                   and then not Token_Is_At_Start_Of_Line)
      then
         Set_Pragma_Argument_Associations (Pragma_Node, New_List);
         T_Left_Paren;

         loop
            Arg_Count := Arg_Count + 1;
            Assoc_Node := P_Pragma_Argument_Association;

            if Arg_Count = 2
              and then (Interface_Check_Required or else Import_Check_Required)
            then
               --  Here is where we cancel the SIS active status if this pragma
               --  supplies a body for the currently active subprogram spec.

               if Nkind (Expression (Assoc_Node)) in N_Direct_Name
                 and then Chars (Expression (Assoc_Node)) = Chars (SIS_Labl)
               then
                  SIS_Entry_Active := False;
               end if;
            end if;

            Append (Assoc_Node, Pragma_Argument_Associations (Pragma_Node));
            exit when Token /= Tok_Comma;
            Scan; -- past comma
         end loop;

         T_Right_Paren;
      end if;

      Semicolon_Loc := Token_Ptr;

      --  Now we have two tasks left, we need to scan out the semicolon
      --  following the pragma, and we have to call Par.Prag to process
      --  the pragma. Normally we do them in this order, however, there
      --  is one exception namely pragma Style_Checks where we like to
      --  skip the semicolon after processing the pragma, since that way
      --  the style checks for the scanning of the semicolon follow the
      --  settings of the pragma.

      --  You might think we could just unconditionally do things in
      --  the opposite order, but there are other pragmas, notably the
      --  case of pragma Source_File_Name, which assume the semicolon
      --  is already scanned out.

      if Chars (Pragma_Node) = Name_Style_Checks then
         Result := Par.Prag (Pragma_Node, Semicolon_Loc);
         Skip_Pragma_Semicolon;
         return Result;
      else
         Skip_Pragma_Semicolon;
         return Par.Prag (Pragma_Node, Semicolon_Loc);
      end if;

   exception
      when Error_Resync =>
         Resync_Past_Semicolon;
         return Error;

   end P_Pragma;

   --  This routine is called if a pragma is encountered in an inappropriate
   --  position, the pragma is scanned out and control returns to continue.

   --  The caller has checked that the initial token is pragma

   --  Error recovery: cannot raise Error_Resync

   procedure P_Pragmas_Misplaced is
   begin
      while Token = Tok_Pragma loop
         Error_Msg_SC ("pragma not allowed here");
         Discard_Junk_Node (P_Pragma);
      end loop;
   end P_Pragmas_Misplaced;

   --  This function is called to scan out an optional sequence of pragmas.
   --  If no pragmas are found, then No_List is returned.

   --  Error recovery: Cannot raise Error_Resync

   function P_Pragmas_Opt return List_Id is
      L : List_Id;

   begin
      if Token = Tok_Pragma then
         L := New_List;
         P_Pragmas_Opt (L);
         return L;

      else
         return No_List;
      end if;
   end P_Pragmas_Opt;

   --  This procedure is called to scan out an optional sequence of pragmas.
   --  Any pragmas found are appended to the list provided as an argument.

   --  Error recovery: Cannot raise Error_Resync

   procedure P_Pragmas_Opt (List : List_Id) is
      P : Node_Id;

   begin
      while Token = Tok_Pragma loop
         P := P_Pragma;

         if Chars (P) = Name_Assert or else Chars (P) = Name_Debug then
            Error_Msg_Name_1 := Chars (P);
            Error_Msg_N
              ("pragma% must be in declaration/statement context", P);
         else
            Append (P, List);
         end if;
      end loop;
   end P_Pragmas_Opt;

   --------------------------------------
   -- 2.8  Pragma_Argument Association --
   --------------------------------------

   --  PRAGMA_ARGUMENT_ASSOCIATION ::=
   --    [pragma_argument_IDENTIFIER =>] NAME
   --  | [pragma_argument_IDENTIFIER =>] EXPRESSION

   --  Error recovery: cannot raise Error_Resync

   function P_Pragma_Argument_Association return Node_Id is
      Scan_State      : Saved_Scan_State;
      Pragma_Arg_Node : Node_Id;
      Identifier_Node : Node_Id;

   begin
      Pragma_Arg_Node := New_Node (N_Pragma_Argument_Association, Token_Ptr);
      Set_Chars (Pragma_Arg_Node, No_Name);

      if Token = Tok_Identifier then
         Identifier_Node := Token_Node;
         Save_Scan_State (Scan_State); -- at Identifier
         Scan; -- past Identifier

         if Token = Tok_Arrow then
            Scan; -- past arrow
            Set_Chars (Pragma_Arg_Node, Chars (Identifier_Node));
            Delete_Node (Identifier_Node);
         else
            Restore_Scan_State (Scan_State); -- to Identifier
         end if;
      end if;

      Set_Expression (Pragma_Arg_Node, P_Expression);
      return Pragma_Arg_Node;

   end P_Pragma_Argument_Association;

end Ch2;
