GLOBAL Node *TypeQualifyNode(Node *node, TypeQual tq)
{
switch(node->typ) {
case Prim:
node->u.prim.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.prim.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Tdef:
node->u.tdef.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.tdef.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Ptr:
node->u.ptr.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.ptr.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Adcl:
node->u.adcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.adcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Sdcl:
node->u.sdcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.sdcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Udcl:
node->u.udcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.udcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Edcl:
node->u.edcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.edcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
/* added by Manish 1/31/94 */
case Fdcl:
node->u.fdcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.fdcl.tq,tq, node->coord);
break;
default:
PrintNode(stdout, node, 0);
printf("\n");
/* this assertion always fails */
/*assert(("Unexpected node type", FALSE));*/
assert(FALSE);
break;
}
return(node);
}
/* The tq_coord is passed in and the resulting coord is the min of the original coord and the new coord.
* That is because in the process of parsing, you can actually have a terminal X that appears after terminal Y and
* yet terminal X's coordinate is before terminal Y's coord, and we end up with nonidempotent parsing.
* How can this happen? Line directives can make it happen.
*/
GLOBAL Node *TypeQualifyNode(Node *node, TypeQual tq, Coord *tq_coord)
{
switch (node->typ) {
case Prim:
node->u.prim.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.prim.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Tdef:
node->u.tdef.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.tdef.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Ptr:
node->u.ptr.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.ptr.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Adcl:
node->u.adcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.adcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Sdcl:
node->u.sdcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.sdcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Udcl:
node->u.udcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.udcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
case Edcl:
node->u.edcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.edcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
/* added by Manish 1/31/94 */
case Fdcl:
node->u.fdcl.tq = MergeTypeQuals(node->u.fdcl.tq, tq, node->coord);
break;
default:
fPrintNode(stdout, node, 0);
printf("\n");
/* this assertion always fails */
FAIL("Unexpected node type");
}
if (tq_coord) minf_coord(&node->coord, tq_coord);
return (node);
}
