InputArgList *OptTable::ParseArgs(const char* const *ArgBegin,
const char* const *ArgEnd,
unsigned &MissingArgIndex,
unsigned &MissingArgCount) const {
InputArgList *Args = new InputArgList(ArgBegin, ArgEnd);
// FIXME: Handle '@' args (or at least error on them).
MissingArgIndex = MissingArgCount = 0;
unsigned Index = 0, End = ArgEnd - ArgBegin;
while (Index < End) {
// Ignore empty arguments (other things may still take them as arguments).
if (Args->getArgString(Index)[0] == '\0') {
++Index;
continue;
}
unsigned Prev = Index;
Arg *A = ParseOneArg(*Args, Index);
assert(Index > Prev && "Parser failed to consume argument.");
// Check for missing argument error.
if (!A) {
assert(Index >= End && "Unexpected parser error.");
assert(Index - Prev - 1 && "No missing arguments!");
MissingArgIndex = Prev;
MissingArgCount = Index - Prev - 1;
break;
}
Args->append(A);
}
return Args;
}
InputArgList *Driver::ParseArgStrings(const char **ArgBegin,
const char **ArgEnd) {
llvm::PrettyStackTraceString CrashInfo("Command line argument parsing");
InputArgList *Args = new InputArgList(ArgBegin, ArgEnd);
// FIXME: Handle '@' args (or at least error on them).
unsigned Index = 0, End = ArgEnd - ArgBegin;
while (Index < End) {
// gcc's handling of empty arguments doesn't make
// sense, but this is not a common use case. :)
//
// We just ignore them here (note that other things may
// still take them as arguments).
if (Args->getArgString(Index)[0] == '\0') {
++Index;
continue;
}
unsigned Prev = Index;
Arg *A = getOpts().ParseOneArg(*Args, Index);
assert(Index > Prev && "Parser failed to consume argument.");
// Check for missing argument error.
if (!A) {
assert(Index >= End && "Unexpected parser error.");
Diag(clang::diag::err_drv_missing_argument)
<< Args->getArgString(Prev)
<< (Index - Prev - 1);
break;
}
if (A->getOption().isUnsupported()) {
Diag(clang::diag::err_drv_unsupported_opt) << A->getAsString(*Args);
continue;
}
Args->append(A);
}
return Args;
}