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/* Input parser for Bison

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   Free Software Foundation, Inc.

   This file is part of Bison, the GNU Compiler Compiler.

   Bison 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.

   Bison 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 Bison; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to
   the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
   Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.  */

#include "system.h"

#include <quotearg.h>

#include "complain.h"
#include "conflicts.h"
#include "files.h"
#include "getargs.h"
#include "gram.h"
#include "muscle_tab.h"
#include "output.h"
#include "reader.h"
#include "symlist.h"
#include "symtab.h"

static symbol_list *grammar = NULL;
static bool start_flag = false;
merger_list *merge_functions;

/* Has %union been seen?  */
bool typed = false;
\f
/*-----------------------.
| Set the start symbol.  |
`-----------------------*/

void
grammar_start_symbol_set (symbol *sym, location loc)
{
  if (start_flag)
    complain_at (loc, _("multiple %s declarations"), "%start");
  else
    {
      start_flag = true;
      startsymbol = sym;
      startsymbol_location = loc;
    }
}


/*----------------------------------------------------------------.
| There are two prologues: one before %union, one after.  Augment |
| the current one.                                                |
`----------------------------------------------------------------*/

void
prologue_augment (const char *prologue, location loc)
{
  struct obstack *oout =
    !typed ? &pre_prologue_obstack : &post_prologue_obstack;

  obstack_fgrow1 (oout, "]b4_syncline([[%d]], [[", loc.start.line);
  MUSCLE_OBSTACK_SGROW (oout,
			quotearg_style (c_quoting_style, loc.start.file));
  obstack_sgrow (oout, "]])[\n");
  obstack_sgrow (oout, prologue);
}

\f

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Return the merger index for a merging function named NAME, whose   |
| arguments have type TYPE.  Records the function, if new, in        |
| MERGER_LIST.							     |
`-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

static int
get_merge_function (uniqstr name, uniqstr type, location loc)
{
  merger_list *syms;
  merger_list head;
  int n;

  if (! glr_parser)
    return 0;

  if (type == NULL)
    type = uniqstr_new ("");

  head.next = merge_functions;
  for (syms = &head, n = 1; syms->next != NULL; syms = syms->next, n += 1)
    if (UNIQSTR_EQ (name, syms->next->name))
      break;
  if (syms->next == NULL)
    {
      MALLOC (syms->next, 1);
      syms->next->name = uniqstr_new (name);
      syms->next->type = uniqstr_new (type);
      syms->next->next = NULL;
      merge_functions = head.next;
    }
  else if (!UNIQSTR_EQ (type, syms->next->type))
    warn_at (loc, _("result type clash on merge function %s: <%s> != <%s>"),
	     name, type, syms->next->type);
  return n;
}

/*--------------------------------------.
| Free all merge-function definitions.	|
`--------------------------------------*/

void
free_merger_functions (void)
{
  merger_list *L0;
  if (! glr_parser)
    return;
  L0 = merge_functions;
  while (L0 != NULL)
    {
      merger_list *L1 = L0->next;
      free (L0);
      L0 = L1;
    }
}

\f
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Parse the input grammar into a one symbol_list structure.  Each    |
| rule is represented by a sequence of symbols: the left hand side   |
| followed by the contents of the right hand side, followed by a     |
| null pointer instead of a symbol to terminate the rule.  The next  |
| symbol is the lhs of the following rule.                           |
|                                                                    |
| All actions are copied out, labelled by the rule number they apply |
| to.                                                                |
|                                                                    |
| Bison used to allow some %directives in the rules sections, but    |
| this is no longer consider appropriate: (i) the documented grammar |
| doesn't claim it, (ii), it would promote bad style, (iii), error   |
| recovery for %directives consists in skipping the junk until a `%' |
| is seen and helrp synchronizing.  This scheme is definitely wrong  |
| in the rules section.                                              |
`-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* The (currently) last symbol of GRAMMAR. */
symbol_list *grammar_end = NULL;

/* Append SYM to the grammar.  */
void
grammar_symbol_append (symbol *sym, location loc)
{
  symbol_list *p = symbol_list_new (sym, loc);

  if (grammar_end)
    grammar_end->next = p;
  else
    grammar = p;

  grammar_end = p;
}

/* The rule currently being defined, and the previous rule.
   CURRENT_RULE points to the first LHS of the current rule, while
   PREVIOUS_RULE_END points to the *end* of the previous rule (NULL).  */
symbol_list *current_rule = NULL;
symbol_list *previous_rule_end = NULL;


/*----------------------------------------------.
| Create a new rule for LHS in to the GRAMMAR.  |
`----------------------------------------------*/

void
grammar_rule_begin (symbol *lhs, location loc)
{
  if (!start_flag)
    {
      startsymbol = lhs;
      startsymbol_location = loc;
      start_flag = true;
    }

  /* Start a new rule and record its lhs.  */
  ++nrules;
  ++nritems;

  previous_rule_end = grammar_end;
  grammar_symbol_append (lhs, loc);
  current_rule = grammar_end;

  /* Mark the rule's lhs as a nonterminal if not already so.  */

  if (lhs->class == unknown_sym)
    {
      lhs->class = nterm_sym;
      lhs->number = nvars;
      ++nvars;
    }
  else if (lhs->class == token_sym)
    complain_at (loc, _("rule given for %s, which is a token"), lhs->tag);
}

/* Check that the last rule (CURRENT_RULE) is properly defined.  For
   instance, there should be no type clash on the default action.  */

static void
grammar_current_rule_check (void)
{
  symbol *lhs = current_rule->sym;
  char const *lhs_type = lhs->type_name;
  symbol *first_rhs = current_rule->next->sym;

  /* If there is an action, then there is nothing we can do: the user
     is allowed to shoot herself in the foot.  */
  if (current_rule->action)
    return;

  /* Don't worry about the default action if $$ is untyped, since $$'s
     value can't be used.  */
  if (! lhs_type)
    return;

  /* If $$ is being set in default way, report if any type mismatch.  */
  if (first_rhs)
    {
      const char *rhs_type = first_rhs->type_name ? first_rhs->type_name : "";
      if (!UNIQSTR_EQ (lhs_type, rhs_type))
	warn_at (current_rule->location,
		 _("type clash on default action: <%s> != <%s>"),
		 lhs_type, rhs_type);
    }
  /* Warn if there is no default for $$ but we need one.  */
  else
    warn_at (current_rule->location,
	     _("empty rule for typed nonterminal, and no action"));
}


/*-------------------------------------.
| End the currently being grown rule.  |
`-------------------------------------*/

void
grammar_rule_end (location loc)
{
  /* Put an empty link in the list to mark the end of this rule  */
  grammar_symbol_append (NULL, grammar_end->location);
  current_rule->location = loc;
  grammar_current_rule_check ();
}


/*-------------------------------------------------------------------.
| The previous action turns out the be a mid-rule action.  Attach it |
| to the current rule, i.e., create a dummy symbol, attach it this   |
| mid-rule action, and append this dummy nonterminal to the current  |
| rule.                                                              |
`-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

void
grammar_midrule_action (void)
{
  /* Since the action was written out with this rule's number, we must
     give the new rule this number by inserting the new rule before
     it.  */

  /* Make a DUMMY nonterminal, whose location is that of the midrule
     action.  Create the MIDRULE.  */
  location dummy_location = current_rule->action_location;
  symbol *dummy = dummy_symbol_get (dummy_location);
  symbol_list *midrule = symbol_list_new (dummy, dummy_location);

  /* Make a new rule, whose body is empty, before the current one, so
     that the action just read can belong to it.  */
  ++nrules;
  ++nritems;
  /* Attach its location and actions to that of the DUMMY.  */
  midrule->location = dummy_location;
  midrule->action = current_rule->action;
  midrule->action_location = dummy_location;
  current_rule->action = NULL;

  if (previous_rule_end)
    previous_rule_end->next = midrule;
  else
    grammar = midrule;

  /* End the dummy's rule.  */
  previous_rule_end = symbol_list_new (NULL, dummy_location);
  previous_rule_end->next = current_rule;

  midrule->next = previous_rule_end;

  /* Insert the dummy nonterminal replacing the midrule action into
     the current rule.  */
  grammar_current_rule_symbol_append (dummy, dummy_location);
}

/* Set the precedence symbol of the current rule to PRECSYM. */

void
grammar_current_rule_prec_set (symbol *precsym, location loc)
{
  if (current_rule->ruleprec)
    complain_at (loc, _("only one %s allowed per rule"), "%prec");
  current_rule->ruleprec = precsym;
}

/* Attach dynamic precedence DPREC to the current rule. */

void
grammar_current_rule_dprec_set (int dprec, location loc)
{
  if (! glr_parser)
    warn_at (loc, _("%s affects only GLR parsers"), "%dprec");
  if (dprec <= 0)
    complain_at (loc, _("%s must be followed by positive number"), "%dprec");
  else if (current_rule->dprec != 0)
    complain_at (loc, _("only one %s allowed per rule"), "%dprec");
  current_rule->dprec = dprec;
}

/* Attach a merge function NAME with argument type TYPE to current
   rule. */

void
grammar_current_rule_merge_set (uniqstr name, location loc)
{
  if (! glr_parser)
    warn_at (loc, _("%s affects only GLR parsers"), "%merge");
  if (current_rule->merger != 0)
    complain_at (loc, _("only one %s allowed per rule"), "%merge");
  current_rule->merger =
    get_merge_function (name, current_rule->sym->type_name, loc);
}

/* Attach SYM to the current rule.  If needed, move the previous
   action as a mid-rule action.  */

void
grammar_current_rule_symbol_append (symbol *sym, location loc)
{
  if (current_rule->action)
    grammar_midrule_action ();
  ++nritems;
  grammar_symbol_append (sym, loc);
}

/* Attach an ACTION to the current rule.  If needed, move the previous
   action as a mid-rule action.  */

void
grammar_current_rule_action_append (const char *action, location loc)
{
  if (current_rule->action)
    grammar_midrule_action ();
  current_rule->action = action;
  current_rule->action_location = loc;
}

\f
/*---------------------------------------------------------------.
| Convert the rules into the representation using RRHS, RLHS and |
| RITEM.                                                         |
`---------------------------------------------------------------*/

static void
packgram (void)
{
  unsigned int itemno = 0;
  rule_number ruleno = 0;
  symbol_list *p = grammar;

  CALLOC (ritem, nritems);
  CALLOC (rules, nrules);

  while (p)
    {
      symbol *ruleprec = p->ruleprec;
      rules[ruleno].user_number = ruleno;
      rules[ruleno].number = ruleno;
      rules[ruleno].lhs = p->sym;
      rules[ruleno].rhs = ritem + itemno;
      rules[ruleno].location = p->location;
      rules[ruleno].useful = true;
      rules[ruleno].action = p->action;
      rules[ruleno].action_location = p->action_location;
      rules[ruleno].dprec = p->dprec;
      rules[ruleno].merger = p->merger;

      p = p->next;
      while (p && p->sym)
	{
	  /* item_number = symbol_number.
	     But the former needs to contain more: negative rule numbers. */
	  ritem[itemno++] = symbol_number_as_item_number (p->sym->number);
	  /* A rule gets by default the precedence and associativity
	     of the last token in it.  */
	  if (p->sym->class == token_sym)
	    rules[ruleno].prec = p->sym;
	  if (p)
	    p = p->next;
	}

      /* If this rule has a %prec,
         the specified symbol's precedence replaces the default.  */
      if (ruleprec)
	{
	  rules[ruleno].precsym = ruleprec;
	  rules[ruleno].prec = ruleprec;
	}
      ritem[itemno++] = rule_number_as_item_number (ruleno);
      ++ruleno;

      if (p)
	p = p->next;
    }

  if (itemno != nritems)
    abort ();

  if (trace_flag & trace_sets)
    ritem_print (stderr);
}
\f
/*------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Read in the grammar specification and record it in the format     |
| described in gram.h.  All actions are copied into ACTION_OBSTACK, |
| in each case forming the body of a C function (YYACTION) which    |
| contains a switch statement to decide which action to execute.    |
`------------------------------------------------------------------*/

void
reader (void)
{
  /* Initialize the symbol table.  */
  symbols_new ();

  /* Construct the accept symbol. */
  accept = symbol_get ("$accept", empty_location);
  accept->class = nterm_sym;
  accept->number = nvars++;

  /* Construct the error token */
  errtoken = symbol_get ("error", empty_location);
  errtoken->class = token_sym;
  errtoken->number = ntokens++;

  /* Construct a token that represents all undefined literal tokens.
     It is always token number 2.  */
  undeftoken = symbol_get ("$undefined", empty_location);
  undeftoken->class = token_sym;
  undeftoken->number = ntokens++;

  /* Initialize the obstacks. */
  obstack_init (&pre_prologue_obstack);
  obstack_init (&post_prologue_obstack);

  finput = xfopen (grammar_file, "r");
  gram_in = finput;

  gram__flex_debug = trace_flag & trace_scan;
  gram_debug = trace_flag & trace_parse;
  scanner_initialize ();
  gram_parse ();

  /* If something went wrong during the parsing, don't try to
     continue.  */
  if (complaint_issued)
    return;

  /* Grammar has been read.  Do some checking */
  if (nrules == 0)
    fatal (_("no rules in the input grammar"));

  /* Report any undefined symbols and consider them nonterminals.  */
  symbols_check_defined ();

  /* If the user did not define her ENDTOKEN, do it now. */
  if (!endtoken)
    {
      endtoken = symbol_get ("$end", empty_location);
      endtoken->class = token_sym;
      endtoken->number = 0;
      /* Value specified by POSIX.  */
      endtoken->user_token_number = 0;
    }

  /* Insert the initial rule, which line is that of the first rule
     (not that of the start symbol):

     accept: %start EOF.  */
  {
    symbol_list *p = symbol_list_new (accept, empty_location);
    p->location = grammar->location;
    p->next = symbol_list_new (startsymbol, empty_location);
    p->next->next = symbol_list_new (endtoken, empty_location);
    p->next->next->next = symbol_list_new (NULL, empty_location);
    p->next->next->next->next = grammar;
    nrules += 1;
    nritems += 3;
    grammar = p;
  }

  if (! (nsyms <= SYMBOL_NUMBER_MAXIMUM && nsyms == ntokens + nvars))
    abort ();

  xfclose (finput);

  /* Assign the symbols their symbol numbers.  Write #defines for the
     token symbols into FDEFINES if requested.  */
  symbols_pack ();

  /* Convert the grammar into the format described in gram.h.  */
  packgram ();

  /* The grammar as a symbol_list is no longer needed. */
  LIST_FREE (symbol_list, grammar);
}