void
RtedTransformation::changeReturnStmt(ReturnInfo rinfo)
{
  SgReturnStmt* const   rstmt = rinfo.stmt;
  SgExpression* const   returnExpr = rstmt->get_expression();

  requiresParentIsBasicBlock(*rstmt);

  if (!returnExpr)
  {
    // function returns a value but return statement has no expression
    insertErrorReport(*rstmt, "return statement is expected to return a value");
    return;
  }

  // We need to build a new variable of type returnExpr
  // \pp why do we have to do that?
  //     most likely b/c exitScope clears all local pointers ...
  SgScopeStatement*      scope = rstmt->get_scope();
  SgType* const          typeRet = returnExpr->get_type();
  std::string            name = "rstmt";

  ROSE_ASSERT(scope);
  name.append(scope->get_qualified_name().str());

  SgName                 rName( name );
  SgAssignInitializer*   init = SB::buildAssignInitializer(returnExpr);
  SgVariableDeclaration* resDecl = SB::buildVariableDeclaration( rName, typeRet, init, scope );
  SgInitializedName&     resVar = SI::getFirstVariable(*resDecl);

  SgVarRefExp* const     vexp = SB::buildVarRefExp(rName, scope);
  SgStatement* const     newRtnStmt = SB::buildReturnStmt( vexp );

  SI::replaceStatement( rstmt, newRtnStmt );
  SI::insertStatementBefore( newRtnStmt, resDecl );

  Sg_File_Info* const    fileinfo = scope->get_endOfConstruct();

  // handle C++ only if the function returns a pointer
  if (rinfo.filetype != ftCxx)
  {
    SgStatement* const   exitStmt = (rinfo.expected_return == ReturnInfo::rtValue)
                                          ? buildExitBlockStmt(rinfo.open_blocks, *scope, fileinfo)
                                          : buildDelayedLeakCheckExitStmt(rinfo.filetype, rinfo.open_blocks, *scope, resVar, fileinfo)
                                          ;

    SI::insertStatementBefore( newRtnStmt, exitStmt );
  }
  else if (rinfo.expected_return == ReturnInfo::rtIndirection)
  {
    SgStatement* const   exitStmt = buildDelayedLeakCheckExitStmt(rinfo.filetype, rinfo.open_blocks, *scope, resVar, fileinfo);

    SI::insertStatementBefore( newRtnStmt, exitStmt );
  }
}
string
Doxygen::getProtoName(SgDeclarationStatement *st)
{
    SgScopeStatement *scope;
    if (SgVariableDeclaration* varDeclSt = isSgVariableDeclaration(st))
    {
        // TODO: uncomment SgVariableDeclaration::get_scope removing need for this code
        scope = varDeclSt->get_variables().front()->get_scope();
    }
    else
    {
        scope = st->get_scope();
    }
    if (isSgGlobal(scope))
    {
        return getDeclStmtName(st);
    }
    else
    {
        SgUnparse_Info info;
        info.set_SkipSemiColon();
        info.set_SkipFunctionDefinition();
        info.set_forceQualifiedNames();
        info.set_skipCheckAccess();
        info.set_SkipInitializer();
        info.set_SkipClassSpecifier();
        //AS(091507) In the new version of ROSE global qualifiers are paret of the qualified name of
        //a scope statement. For the documentation work we do not want that and we therefore use string::substr()
        //to trim of  "::" from the front of the qualified name.

        if( scope->get_qualified_name().getString().length() > 2 )
        {
            return scope->get_qualified_name().getString().substr(2)+("::"+getDeclStmtName(st));
        } else {
            return getDeclStmtName(st);

        }

        //return scope->get_qualified_name().str()+("::"+getDeclStmtName(st));
    }
}