void
WalrusGraph::generateWalrusGraph( SgNode* node, string outputFilename )
{
// Notes: The generated file in the Walrus format typically requies some editing by hand.
// For large files the "comma" always has to be remove at the end of the edge list and the node list.
// For Binary files the first edge which points to itself ("source=0 distination=0") has to be removed.
// Then the last entry for the node list has to be removed.
// Then is can often work.
SgProject* project = isSgProject(node);
if (project != NULL)
{
printf ("Found the SgProject \n");
SgFile* fileNode = project->get_fileList()[0];
if (isSgBinaryComposite(fileNode) != NULL)
{
if (project->get_binary_only() == false)
printf ("This should have been set already, what is wrong here! \n");
project->set_binary_only(true);
}
if (project->get_binary_only() == true)
{
printf ("Found a binary file \n");
WalrusGraph::isBinary = true;
}
}
Counter traversal;
traversal.traverse(node,preorder);
printf ("node_to_index_map.size() = %zu \n",node_to_index_map.size());
filebuf fb;
fb.open (outputFilename.c_str(),ios::out);
ostream os(&fb);
ostream outputFile(&fb);
outputFilePtr = &outputFile;
ROSE_ASSERT(outputFilePtr != NULL);
generateEdges(node);
generateNodes(node);
outputFile.flush();
}
void postProcessingSupport (SgNode* node)
{
// DQ (5/24/2006): Added this test to figue out where Symbol parent pointers are being reset to NULL
// TestParentPointersOfSymbols::test();
// DQ (7/25/2005): It is presently an error to call this function with a SgProject
// or SgDirectory, since there is no way to compute the SgFile from such IR nodes
// (could be multiply defined).
// ROSE_ASSERT(isSgProject(node) == NULL && isSgDirectory(node) == NULL);
// GB (8/19/2009): Removed the assertion against calling this function on
// SgProject and SgDirectory nodes. Nothing below needs to compute a
// SgFile, as far as I can tell; also, calling the AstPostProcessing just
// once on an entire project is more efficient than calling it once per
// file.
// JJW (12/5/2008): Turn off C and C++ postprocessing steps when the new EDG
// interface is being used (it should produce correct, complete ASTs on its
// own and do its own fixups)
#ifdef ROSE_USE_NEW_EDG_INTERFACE
// Only do AST post-processing for C/C++
bool doPostprocessing = (SageInterface::is_Fortran_language() == true) ||
(SageInterface::is_PHP_language() == true) ||
(SageInterface::is_Python_language() == true);
// If this is C or C++ then we are using the new EDG translation and althrough fewer
// fixups should be required, some are still required.
if (doPostprocessing == false)
{
#ifdef ROSE_DEBUG_NEW_EDG_ROSE_CONNECTION
printf ("Postprocessing AST build using new EDG/Sage Translation Interface. \n");
#endif
#if 0
// DQ (4/26/2013): Debugging code.
printf ("In postProcessingSupport: Test 1: Calling postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments() \n");
postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments(node);
#endif
#ifndef ROSE_USE_CLANG_FRONTEND
// DQ (10/31/2012): Added fixup for EDG bug which drops variable declarations of some source sequence lists.
fixupEdgBugDuplicateVariablesInAST();
#endif
// DQ (5/1/2012): After EDG/ROSE translation, there should be no IR nodes marked as transformations.
// Liao 11/21/2012. AstPostProcessing() is called within both Frontend and Midend
// so we have to detect the mode first before asserting no transformation generated file info objects
if (SageBuilder::SourcePositionClassificationMode != SageBuilder::e_sourcePositionTransformation)
detectTransformations(node);
// DQ (8/12/2012): reset all of the type references (to intermediately generated types).
fixupTypeReferences();
// Reset and test and parent pointers so that it matches our definition
// of the AST (as defined by the AST traversal mechanism).
topLevelResetParentPointer(node);
// DQ (8/23/2012): Modified to take a SgNode so that we could compute the global scope for use in setting
// parents of template instantiations that have not be placed into the AST but exist in the memory pool.
// Another 2nd step to make sure that parents of even IR nodes not traversed can be set properly.
// resetParentPointersInMemoryPool();
resetParentPointersInMemoryPool(node);
// DQ (6/27/2005): fixup the defining and non-defining declarations referenced at each SgDeclarationStatement
// This is a more sophisticated fixup than that done by fixupDeclarations. See test2009_09.C for an example
// of a non-defining declaration appearing before a defining declaration and requiring a fixup of the
// non-defining declaration reference to the defining declaration.
fixupAstDefiningAndNondefiningDeclarations(node);
// DQ (6/11/2013): This corrects where EDG can set the scope of a friend declaration to be different from the defining declaration.
// We need it to be a rule in ROSE that the scope of the declarations are consistant between defining and all non-defining declaration).
fixupAstDeclarationScope(node);
// Fixup the symbol tables (in each scope) and the global function type
// symbol table. This is less important for C, but required for C++.
// But since the new EDG interface has to handle C and C++ we don't
// setup the global function type table there to be uniform.
fixupAstSymbolTables(node);
// DQ (4/14/2010): Added support for symbol aliases for C++
// This is the support for C++ "using declarations" which uses symbol aliases in the symbol table to provide
// correct visability of symbols included from alternative scopes (e.g. namespaces).
fixupAstSymbolTablesToSupportAliasedSymbols(node);
// DQ (2/12/2012): Added support for this, since AST_consistancy expects get_nameResetFromMangledForm() == true.
resetTemplateNames(node);
// **********************************************************************
// DQ (4/29/2012): Added some of the template fixup support for EDG 4.3 work.
// DQ (6/21/2005): This function now only marks the subtrees of all appropriate declarations as compiler generated.
// DQ (5/27/2005): mark all template instantiations (which we generate as template specializations) as compiler generated.
// This is required to make them pass the unparser and the phase where comments are attached. Some fixup of filenames
// and line numbers might also be required.
fixupTemplateInstantiations(node);
#if 0
// DQ (4/26/2013): Debugging code.
printf ("In postProcessingSupport: Test 2: Calling postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments() \n");
postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments(node);
#endif
// DQ (8/19/2005): Mark any template specialization (C++ specializations are template instantiations
// that are explicit in the source code). Such template specializations are marked for output only
// if they are present in the source file. This detail could effect handling of header files later on.
// Have this phase preceed the markTemplateInstantiationsForOutput() since all specializations should
// be searched for uses of (references to) instantiated template functions and member functions.
markTemplateSpecializationsForOutput(node);
// DQ (6/21/2005): This function marks template declarations for output by the unparser (it is part of a
// fixed point iteration over the AST to force find all templates that are required (EDG at the moment
// outputs only though template functions that are required, but this function solves the more general
// problem of instantiation of both function and member function templates (and static data, later)).
markTemplateInstantiationsForOutput(node);
// DQ (10/21/2007): Friend template functions were previously not properly marked which caused their generated template
// symbols to be added to the wrong symbol tables. This is a cause of numerous symbol table problems.
fixupFriendTemplateDeclarations();
// DQ (4/29/2012): End of new template fixup support for EDG 4.3 work.
// **********************************************************************
// DQ (5/14/2012): Fixup source code position information for the end of functions to match the largest values in their subtree.
// DQ (10/27/2007): Setup any endOfConstruct Sg_File_Info objects (report on where they occur)
fixupSourcePositionConstructs();
#if 0
// DQ (4/26/2013): Debugging code.
printf ("In postProcessingSupport: Test 3: Calling postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments() \n");
postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments(node);
#endif
// DQ (2/12/2012): This is a problem for test2004_35.C (debugging this issue).
// printf ("Exiting after calling resetTemplateNames() \n");
// ROSE_ASSERT(false);
// DQ (10/4/2012): Added this pass to support command line option to control use of constant folding
// (fixes bug pointed out by Liao).
// DQ (9/14/2011): Process the AST to remove constant folded values held in the expression trees.
// This step defines a consistent AST more suitable for analysis since only the constant folded
// values will be visited. However, the default should be to save the original expression trees
// and remove the constant folded values since this represents the original code.
#if 1
resetConstantFoldedValues(node);
#else
// DQ (10/11/2012): This is helpful to allow us to see both expression trees in the AST for debugging.
printf ("Skipping AST Postprocessing resetConstantFoldedValues() \n");
#endif
#if 0
// DQ (4/26/2013): Debugging code.
printf ("In postProcessingSupport: Test 4: Calling postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments() \n");
postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments(node);
#endif
// DQ (10/5/2012): Fixup known macros that might expand into a recursive mess in the unparsed code.
fixupSelfReferentialMacrosInAST(node);
// Make sure that frontend-specific and compiler-generated AST nodes are marked as such. These two must run in this
// order since checkIsCompilerGenerated depends on correct values of compiler-generated flags.
checkIsFrontendSpecificFlag(node);
checkIsCompilerGeneratedFlag(node);
// This resets the isModified flag on each IR node so that we can record
// where transformations are done in the AST. If any transformations on
// the AST are done, even just building it, this step should be the final
// step.
checkIsModifiedFlag(node);
// DQ (5/2/2012): After EDG/ROSE translation, there should be no IR nodes marked as transformations.
// Liao 11/21/2012. AstPostProcessing() is called within both Frontend and Midend
// so we have to detect the mode first before asserting no transformation generated file info objects
if (SageBuilder::SourcePositionClassificationMode !=SageBuilder::e_sourcePositionTransformation)
detectTransformations(node);
#if 0
// DQ (4/26/2013): Debugging code.
printf ("In postProcessingSupport: Test 10: Calling postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments() \n");
postProcessingTestFunctionCallArguments(node);
#endif
// DQ (4/24/2013): Detect the correct function declaration to declare the use of default arguments.
// This can only be a single function and it can't be any function (this is a moderately complex issue).
fixupFunctionDefaultArguments(node);
// DQ (12/20/2012): We now store the logical and physical source position information.
// Although they are frequently the same, the use of #line directives causes them to be different.
// This is part of debugging the physical source position information which is used in the weaving
// of the comments and CPP directives into the AST. For this the consistancy check is more helpful
// if done befor it is used (here), instead of after the comment and CPP directive insertion in the
// AST Consistancy tests.
checkPhysicalSourcePosition(node);
#ifdef ROSE_DEBUG_NEW_EDG_ROSE_CONNECTION
printf ("DONE: Postprocessing AST build using new EDG/Sage Translation Interface. \n");
#endif
return;
}
#endif // ROSE_USE_NEW_EDG_INTERFACE -- do postprocessing unconditionally when the old EDG interface is used
// DQ (7/7/2005): Introduce tracking of performance of ROSE.
// TimingPerformance timer ("AST Fixup: time (sec) = ");
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing started. */" << endl;
ROSE_ASSERT(node != NULL);
// DQ (7/19/2005): Moved to after parent pointer fixup!
// subTemporaryAstFixes(node);
// DQ (3/11/2006): Fixup NULL pointers left by users when building the AST
// (note that the AST translation fixes these directly). This step is
// provided as a way to make the AST build by users consistant with what
// is built elsewhere within ROSE.
fixupNullPointersInAST(node);
// DQ (8/9/2005): Some function definitions in Boost are build without
// a body (example in test2005_102.C, but it appears to work fine).
fixupFunctionDefinitions(node);
// DQ (8/10/2005): correct any template declarations mistakenly marked as compiler-generated
fixupTemplateDeclarations(node);
// Output progress comments for these relatively expensive operations on the AST
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing reset parent pointers */" << endl;
topLevelResetParentPointer (node);
// DQ (6/10/2007): This is called later, but call it now to reset the parents in SgTemplateInstantiationDecl
// This is required (I think) so that resetTemplateNames() can compute template argument name qualification correctly.
// See test2005_28.C for where this is required.
// resetParentPointersInMemoryPool();
resetParentPointersInMemoryPool(node);
// Output progress comments for these relatively expensive operations on the AST
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing reset parent pointers (done) */" << endl;
// DQ (7/19/2005): Moved to after parent pointer fixup!
// subTemporaryAstFixes(node);
removeInitializedNamePtr(node);
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (12/1/2004): This should be done before the reset of template names (since that operation requires valid scopes!)
// DQ (11/29/2004): Added to support new explicit scope information on IR nodes
// initializeExplicitScopeData(node);
initializeExplicitScopes(node);
// DQ (5/28/2006): Fixup names in declarations that are inconsistent (e.g. where more than one non-defining declaration exists)
resetNamesInAST();
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// Output progress comments for these relatively expensive operations on the AST
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing reset template names */" << endl;
#if 0
// DQ (5/15/2011): I don't feel comfortable with this being called before the AST is finied being post processed.
// This used to be called in the unparser, but that is after resetTemplateNames() below and that is a problem
// because template names have already been generated.
void newBuildHiddenTypeAndDeclarationLists( SgNode* node );
printf ("Developing a new implementation of the name qualification support. \n");
newBuildHiddenTypeAndDeclarationLists(node);
printf ("DONE: new name qualification support built. \n");
printf ("Calling SgNode::clearGlobalMangledNameMap() \n");
SgNode::clearGlobalMangledNameMap();
#endif
// DQ (5/15/2011): This causes template names to be computed as strings and and without name qualification
// if we don't call the name qualification before here. Or we reset the template names after we do the
// analysis to support the name qualification.
// reset the names of template class declarations
resetTemplateNames(node);
// DQ (2/12/2012): This is a problem for test2004_35.C (debugging this issue).
// printf ("Exiting after calling resetTemplateNames() \n");
// ROSE_ASSERT(false);
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// Output progress comments for these relatively expensive operations on the AST
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing reset template names (done) */" << endl;
// DQ (6/26/2007): Enum values used before they are defined in a class can have NULL declaration pointers. This
// fixup handles this case and traverses just the SgEnumVal objects.
fixupEnumValues();
// DQ (4/7/2010): This was commented out to modify Fortran code, but I think it should NOT modify Fortran code.
// DQ (5/21/2008): This only make since for C and C++ (Error, this DOES apply to Fortran where the "parameter" attribute is used!)
if (SageInterface::is_Fortran_language() == false && SageInterface::is_Java_language() == false)
{
// DQ (3/20/2005): Fixup AST so that GNU g++ compile-able code will be generated
fixupInClassDataInitialization(node);
}
// DQ (3/24/2005): Fixup AST to generate code that works around GNU g++ bugs
fixupforGnuBackendCompiler(node);
// DQ (4/19/2005): fixup all definingDeclaration and NondefiningDeclaration pointers in SgDeclarationStatement IR nodes
// fixupDeclarations(node);
// DQ (5/20/2005): make the non-defining (forward) declarations added by EDG for static template
// specializations added under the "--instantiation local" option match the defining declarations.
fixupStorageAccessOfForwardTemplateDeclarations(node);
#if 0
// DQ (6/27/2005): fixup the defining and non-defining declarations referenced at each SgDeclarationStatement
fixupAstDefiningAndNondefiningDeclarations(node);
#endif
// DQ (6/21/2005): This function now only marks the subtrees of all appropriate declarations as compiler generated.
// DQ (5/27/2005): mark all template instantiations (which we generate as template specializations) as compiler generated.
// This is required to make them pass the unparser and the phase where comments are attached. Some fixup of filenames
// and line numbers might also be required.
fixupTemplateInstantiations(node);
// DQ (8/19/2005): Mark any template specialization (C++ specializations are template instantiations
// that are explicit in the source code). Such template specializations are marked for output only
// if they are present in the source file. This detail could effect handling of header files later on.
// Have this phase preceed the markTemplateInstantiationsForOutput() since all specializations should
// be searched for uses of (references to) instantiated template functions and member functions.
markTemplateSpecializationsForOutput(node);
// DQ (6/21/2005): This function marks template declarations for output by the unparser (it is part of a
// fixed point iteration over the AST to force find all templates that are required (EDG at the moment
// outputs only though template functions that are required, but this function solves the more general
// problem of instantiation of both function and member function templates (and static data, later)).
markTemplateInstantiationsForOutput(node);
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (3/16/2006): fixup any newly added declarations (see if we can eliminate the first place where this is called, above)
// fixup all definingDeclaration and NondefiningDeclaration pointers in SgDeclarationStatement IR nodes
// driscoll6 (6/10/11): this traversal sets p_firstNondefiningDeclaration for defining declarations, which
// causes justifiable failures in AstConsistencyTests. Until this is resolved, skip this test for Python.
if (SageInterface::is_Python_language()) {
//cerr << "warning: python. Skipping fixupDeclarations() in astPostProcessing.C" << endl;
} else {
fixupDeclarations(node);
}
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (2/12/2006): Moved to trail marking templates (as a test)
// DQ (6/27/2005): fixup the defining and non-defining declarations referenced at each SgDeclarationStatement
// This is a more sophisticated fixup than that done by fixupDeclarations.
fixupAstDefiningAndNondefiningDeclarations(node);
#if 0
ROSE_ASSERT(saved_declaration != NULL);
printf ("saved_declaration = %p saved_declaration->get_definingDeclaration() = %p saved_declaration->get_firstNondefiningDeclaration() = %p \n",
saved_declaration,saved_declaration->get_definingDeclaration(),saved_declaration->get_firstNondefiningDeclaration());
ROSE_ASSERT(saved_declaration->get_definingDeclaration() != saved_declaration->get_firstNondefiningDeclaration());
#endif
// DQ (10/21/2007): Friend template functions were previously not properly marked which caused their generated template
// symbols to be added to the wrong symbol tables. This is a cause of numerous symbol table problems.
fixupFriendTemplateDeclarations();
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be the last point at which the globalMangledNameMap is empty
// The fixupAstSymbolTables will generate calls to function types that will be placed into
// the globalMangledNameMap.
ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (6/26/2005): The global function type symbol table should be rebuilt (since the names of templates
// used in qualified names of types have been reset (in post processing). Other local symbol tables should
// be initalized and constructed for any empty scopes (for consistancy, we want all scopes to have a valid
// symbol table pointer).
fixupAstSymbolTables(node);
// DQ (3/17/2007): At this point the globalMangledNameMap has been used in the symbol table construction. OK.
// ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (8/20/2005): Handle backend vendor specific template handling options
// (e.g. g++ options: -fno-implicit-templates and -fno-implicit-inline-templates)
processTemplateHandlingOptions(node);
// DQ (5/22/2005): relocate compiler generated forward template instantiation declarations to appear
// after the template declarations and before first use.
// relocateCompilerGeneratedTemplateInstantiationDeclarationsInAST(node);
// DQ (8/27/2005): This disables output of some template instantiations that would result in
// "ambiguous template specialization" in g++ (version 3.3.x, 3.4.x, and 4.x). See test2005_150.C
// for more detail.
markOverloadedTemplateInstantiations(node);
// DQ (9/5/2005): Need to mark all nodes in any subtree marked as a transformation
markTransformationsForOutput(node);
// DQ (3/5/2006): Mark functions that are provided for backend compatability as compiler generated by ROSE
#if 1
markBackendSpecificFunctionsAsCompilerGenerated(node);
#else
printf ("Warning: Skipped marking of backend specific functions ... \n");
#endif
// DQ (5/24/2006): Added this test to figure out where Symbol parent pointers are being reset to NULL
// TestParentPointersOfSymbols::test();
// DQ (5/24/2006): reset the remaining parents in IR nodes missed by the AST based traversals
// resetParentPointersInMemoryPool();
resetParentPointersInMemoryPool(node);
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
// ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (5/29/2006): Fixup types in declarations that are not shared (e.g. where more than one non-defining declaration exists)
resetTypesInAST();
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
// ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// DQ (3/10/2007): fixup name of any template classes that have been copied incorrectly into SgInitializedName
// list in base class constructor preinitialization lists (see test2004_156.C for an example).
resetContructorInitilizerLists();
// DQ (10/27/2007): Setup any endOfConstruct Sg_File_Info objects (report on where they occur)
fixupSourcePositionConstructs();
// DQ (1/19/2008): This can be called at nearly any point in the ast fixup.
markLhsValues(node);
#ifndef ROSE_USE_CLANG_FRONTEND
// DQ (2/21/2010): This normalizes an EDG trick (well documented) that replaces "__PRETTY_FUNCTION__" variable
// references with variable given the name of the function where the "__PRETTY_FUNCTION__" variable references
// was found. This is only seen when compiling ROSE using ROSE and was a mysterious property of ROSE for a long
// time until it was identified. This fixup traversal changes the name back to "__PRETTY_FUNCTION__" to make
// the code generated using ROSE when compiling ROSE source code the same as if GNU processed it (e.g. using CPP).
if (SageInterface::is_Java_language() == false) {
fixupPrettyFunctionVariables(node);
}
#endif
#if 0
// DQ (1/22/2008): Use this for the Fortran code to get more accurate source position information.
// DQ (4/16/2007): comment out to test how function declaration prototypes are reset or set wrong.
// DQ (11/1/2006): fixup source code position information for AST IR nodes.
fixupSourcePositionInformation(node);
#endif
#if 0
// DQ (11/10/2007): Moved computation of hidden list from astPostProcessing.C to unparseFile so that
// it will be called AFTER any transformations and immediately before code generation where it is
// really required. This part of a fix for Liao's outliner, but should be useful for numerous
// transformations.
// DQ (8/6/2007): Only compute the hidden lists if working with C++ code!
if (SageInterface::is_Cxx_language() == true)
{
// DQ (5/22/2007): Moved from SgProject::parse() function to here so that propagateHiddenListData() could be called afterward.
// DQ (5/8/2007): Now build the hidden lists for types and declarations (Robert Preissl's work)
Hidden_List_Computation::buildHiddenTypeAndDeclarationLists(node);
// DQ (6/5/2007): We actually need this now since the hidden lists are not pushed to lower scopes where they are required.
// DQ (5/22/2007): Added support for passing hidden list information about types, declarations and elaborated types to child scopes.
propagateHiddenListData(node);
}
#endif
// DQ (11/24/2007): Support for Fortran resolution of array vs. function references.
if (SageInterface::is_Fortran_language() == true)
{
// I think this is not used since I can always figure out if something is an
// array reference or a function call.
fixupFortranReferences(node);
// DQ (10/3/2008): This bug in OFP is now fixed so no fixup is required.
// This is the most reliable way to introduce the Fortran "contains" statement.
// insertFortranContainsStatement(node);
}
// DQ (9/26/2008): fixup the handling of use declarations (SgUseStatement).
// This also will fixup C++ using declarations.
fixupFortranUseDeclarations(node);
#if 0
ROSE_MemoryUsage memoryUsage1;
printf ("Test 1: memory_usage = %f \n",memoryUsage1.getMemoryUsageMegabytes());
#endif
// DQ (4/14/2010): Added support for symbol aliases for C++
// This is the support for C++ "using declarations" which uses symbol aliases in the symbol table to provide
// correct visability of symbols included from alternative scopes (e.g. namespaces).
fixupAstSymbolTablesToSupportAliasedSymbols(node);
#if 0
ROSE_MemoryUsage memoryUsage2;
printf ("Test 2: memory_usage = %f \n",memoryUsage2.getMemoryUsageMegabytes());
#endif
// DQ (6/24/2010): To support merge, we want to normalize the typedef lists for each type so that
// the names of the types will evaluate to be the same (and merge appropriately).
normalizeTypedefSequenceLists();
#if 0
ROSE_MemoryUsage memoryUsage3;
printf ("Test 3: memory_usage = %f \n",memoryUsage3.getMemoryUsageMegabytes());
#endif
// DQ (3/7/2010): Identify the fragments of the AST that are disconnected.
// Moved from astConsistancy tests (since it deletes nodes not connected to the AST).
// TestForDisconnectedAST::test(node);
// DQ (9/14/2011): Process the AST to remove constant folded values held in the expression trees.
// This step defines a consistant AST more suitable for analysis since only the constant folded
// values will be visited. However, the default should be to save the original expression trees
// and remove the constant folded values since this represents the original code. This mechanism
// will provide a default when it is more fully implemented.
resetConstantFoldedValues(node);
// Make sure that compiler-generated AST nodes are marked for Sg_File_Info::isCompilerGenerated().
checkIsCompilerGeneratedFlag(node);
// DQ (5/22/2005): Nearly all AST fixup should be done before this closing step
// QY: check the isModified flag
// CheckIsModifiedFlagSupport(node);
checkIsModifiedFlag(node);
#if 0
ROSE_MemoryUsage memoryUsage4;
printf ("Test 4: memory_usage = %f \n",memoryUsage4.getMemoryUsageMegabytes());
#endif
// ROSE_ASSERT(saved_declaration->get_definingDeclaration() != saved_declaration->get_firstNondefiningDeclaration());
// DQ (3/17/2007): This should be empty
// ROSE_ASSERT(SgNode::get_globalMangledNameMap().size() == 0);
// This is used for both of the fillowing tests.
SgSourceFile* sourceFile = isSgSourceFile(node);
#if 1
// DQ (9/11/2009): Added support for numbering of statements required to support name qualification.
if (sourceFile != NULL)
{
// DQ (9/11/2009): Added support for numbering of statements required to support name qualification.
// sourceFile->buildStatementNumbering();
SgGlobal* globalScope = sourceFile->get_globalScope();
ROSE_ASSERT(globalScope != NULL);
globalScope->buildStatementNumbering();
}
else
{
if (SgProject* project = isSgProject(node))
{
SgFilePtrList &files = project->get_fileList();
for (SgFilePtrList::iterator fileI = files.begin(); fileI != files.end(); ++fileI)
{
if ( (sourceFile = isSgSourceFile(*fileI)) )
{
SgGlobal* globalScope = sourceFile->get_globalScope();
ROSE_ASSERT(globalScope != NULL);
globalScope->buildStatementNumbering();
}
}
}
}
#endif
// DQ (4/4/2010): check that the global scope has statements.
// This was an error for Fortran and it appeared that everything
// was working when it was not. It appeared because of a strange
// error between versions of the OFP support files. So as a
// way to avoid this in the future, we issue a warning for Fortran
// code that has no statements in the global scope. It can still
// be a valid Fortran code (containing only comments). but this
// should help avoid our test codes appearing to work when they
// don't (in the future). For C/C++ files there should always be
// something in the global scope (because or ROSE defined functions),
// so this test should not be a problem.
if (sourceFile != NULL)
{
SgGlobal* globalScope = sourceFile->get_globalScope();
ROSE_ASSERT(globalScope != NULL);
if (globalScope->get_declarations().empty() == true)
{
printf ("WARNING: no statements in global scope for file = %s \n",sourceFile->getFileName().c_str());
}
}
else
{
if (SgProject* project = isSgProject(node))
{
SgFilePtrList &files = project->get_fileList();
for (SgFilePtrList::iterator fileI = files.begin(); fileI != files.end(); ++fileI)
{
if ( (sourceFile = isSgSourceFile(*fileI)) )
{
SgGlobal* globalScope = sourceFile->get_globalScope();
ROSE_ASSERT(globalScope != NULL);
if (globalScope->get_declarations().empty() == true)
{
printf ("WARNING: no statements in global scope for file = %s \n",(*fileI)->getFileName().c_str());
}
}
}
}
}
if ( SgProject::get_verbose() >= AST_POST_PROCESSING_VERBOSE_LEVEL )
cout << "/* AST Postprocessing finished */" << endl;
// DQ (5/3/2010): Added support for binary analysis specific post-processing.
SgProject* project = isSgProject(node);
if (project != NULL)
{
#if 0
// printf ("In postProcessingSupport(): project->get_exit_after_parser() = %s \n",project->get_exit_after_parser() ? "true" : "false");
// printf ("In postProcessingSupport(): project->get_binary_only() = %s \n",project->get_binary_only() ? "true" : "false");
if (project->get_binary_only() == true)
{
printf ("Inside of postProcessingSupport(): Processing binary project \n");
// ROSE_ASSERT(false);
// addEdgesInAST();
}
#endif
}
}
