void Module::semantic(Scope *unused_sc)
{
if (semanticstarted)
return;
//printf("+Module::semantic(this = %p, '%s'): parent = %p\n", this, toChars(), parent);
semanticstarted = 1;
// Note that modules get their own scope, from scratch.
// This is so regardless of where in the syntax a module
// gets imported, it is unaffected by context.
Scope *sc = scope; // see if already got one from importAll()
if (!sc)
{ printf("test2\n");
Scope::createGlobal(this); // create root scope
}
//printf("Module = %p, linkage = %d\n", sc->scopesym, sc->linkage);
#if 0
// Add import of "object" if this module isn't "object"
if (ident != Id::object)
{
Import *im = new Import(0, NULL, Id::object, NULL, 0);
members->shift(im);
}
// Add all symbols into module's symbol table
symtab = new DsymbolTable();
for (int i = 0; i < members->dim; i++)
{ Dsymbol *s = (Dsymbol *)members->data[i];
s->addMember(NULL, sc->scopesym, 1);
}
/* Set scope for the symbols so that if we forward reference
* a symbol, it can possibly be resolved on the spot.
* If this works out well, it can be extended to all modules
* before any semantic() on any of them.
*/
for (int i = 0; i < members->dim; i++)
{ Dsymbol *s = (Dsymbol *)members->data[i];
s->setScope(sc);
}
#endif
// Do semantic() on members that don't depend on others
for (int i = 0; i < members->dim; i++)
{ Dsymbol *s = (Dsymbol *)members->data[i];
//printf("\tModule('%s'): '%s'.semantic0()\n", toChars(), s->toChars());
s->semantic0(sc);
}
// Pass 1 semantic routines: do public side of the definition
for (int i = 0; i < members->dim; i++)
{ Dsymbol *s = (Dsymbol *)members->data[i];
//printf("\tModule('%s'): '%s'.semantic()\n", toChars(), s->toChars());
s->semantic(sc);
runDeferredSemantic();
}
if (!scope)
{ sc = sc->pop();
sc->pop(); // 2 pops because Scope::createGlobal() created 2
}
semanticRun = semanticstarted;
//printf("-Module::semantic(this = %p, '%s'): parent = %p\n", this, toChars(), parent);
}
