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Subject: RE: [cdt-dev] IScope.getPhysicalNode() not available in
CDT 4.0 -
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By the way, it seems that the IASTNode that I get from the scope (see
"could use this too" in the comment from the example below)
isn't the same one I got from the older IScope.getPhysicalNode().
The source locations don't match up in my analysis, that found
potential
problems in OpenMP code, starts reporting all the OpenMP
variables "out
of scope."
Need to look at it in more detail, haven't had time. Any ideas
appreciated.
...Beth
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Just so there's an answer in this thread, here's what worked:
As it turns out I didn't have to use the IScope, since I had an
IASTDeclarator
already, but I've included how to do it with that since that was the
original question.
The part that wasn't apparent was the instanceof/casting of
IBinding into
something that can produce an IASTNode. DUH. Seems obvious now.
If anyone knows of other classes I need to check for please let me
know.
No others turned up in running on a bunch of (MPI and OpenMP) C
benchmark
code I have.
Thanks, Chris (for some offline help as well.)
public IASTNode getPhysicalNode() {
IASTNode node = null;
IASTDeclarator declarator = getDeclarator();)
IASTName dn = declarator.getName();
// Also retrievable from IScope (which was original question)
IScope scope = getScope();
IName sn;
try {
sn = scope.getScopeName();
if(sn instanceof IASTName){
dn=(IASTName)sn; // could use this too *****
}
} catch (DOMException e) {return null;}
IBinding binding = dn.resolveBinding();
if (binding instanceof CFunction) {
CFunction cf = (CFunction) binding;
node = cf.getPhysicalNode();
} else if (binding instanceof CParameter) {
CParameter cp = (CParameter) binding;;
} else if (binding instanceof CVariable) {
CVariable cv = (CVariable) binding;
node = cv.getPhysicalNode();
} else if (binding instanceof CTypedef) {
CTypedef ct = (CTypedef) binding;
node = ct.getPhysicalNode();
} // any other types I can get a physical node from???
return node;
}
...Beth
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The scope has an IName. This means it's either an IASTName or an
IIndexName.
If it's an IASTName (I'm assuming so since the stuff you are doing is
editor based), then you can do resolveBinding() on it to get the
IBinding,
at which point you can then do interesting things.
If it's an IIndexName, then ultimately it will be a PDOMName, and
so you
can do a resolveBinding() on that instead.
===========================
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IBM Toronto
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Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't getParent() do what you
need?
Do you mean IScope.getParent()? Seems like this one be one level
higher
than the scope itself.
or IASTDeclarator.getParent()? I'm trying to figure out if that
gives
the
original intent of the code. It's not apparent.
Basically, CDT 3.1 had IScope.getPhysicalNode() which returned an
IASTNode.
CDT 4.0 doesn't have this method on IScope.
(Can I get it from the Binding? it's not obvious to me anyway how
to get
the IASTNode from the IScope.)
Sorry if I'm being dense...
...Beth
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Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't getParent() do what you
need?
Doug Schaefer, QNX Software Systems
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Subject: [cdt-dev] IScope.getPhysicalNode() not available in CDT 4.0
One of my last remaining things to convert our PTP analysis code
to CDT
4.0 ...
The problem is that a class of ours, "Symbol" contains a method
to get
the defining function it's found within.
It relied on IScope to supply the getPhysicalNode() method, which
existed
in CDT 3.1 but not CDT 4.0.
Its ctor supplies:
public Symbol( IASTDeclarator declarator, IASTDeclaration
declaration)
whose args are core.dom.ast classes.
A simplified version of this method is provided here (without
checks for
null, exception catching etc.)
Any ideas on how to get the containing node from an IASTDeclarator?
/**
* getDefiningFunction - get the function in which declartor is
defined
* @return IASTNode - either IASTTranslationUnit or
IASTFunctionDefinition
*/
public IASTNode getDefiningFunction()
{
IScope scope = declarator_.getName().resolveBinding
().getScope
();//simplified
if (scope==).null) return null;
IASTNode node node = scope.getPhysicalNode(); // *** <===
doesn't
exist in CDT 4.0
// keep moving up the tree until we find the node
while(true) {
if (node==null) return null;
if (node instanceof IASTTranslationUnit) return node;
//
global dict
if (node instanceof IASTFunctionDefinition) return
node;
//
our function
node = node.getParent();
}
}
...Beth
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