#define CLASSES_MISC_C

#include <stdlib.h>

#include "classes.h"

/*******************************************************************

** FedEx parser output module for generating C++ class definitions

** December 5, 1989

** release 2 17-Feb-1992

** release 3 March 1993

** release 4 December 1993

** K. C. Morris

**

** Development of FedEx was funded by the United States Government,

** and is not subject to copyright.

*******************************************************************

The conventions used in this binding follow the proposed specification

for the STEP Standard Data Access Interface as defined in document

N350 ( August 31, 1993 ) of ISO 10303 TC184/SC4/WG7.

*******************************************************************/

extern int multiple_inheritance;

/******************************************************************

** The following functions will be used ***

*** throughout the program exp2python ***/

/******************************************************************

** Procedure: CheckWord

** Description: if word is a reserved word, it is capitalized

** Parameters: word -- string to be checked

** Returns: altered word if word is reserved; otherwise the original word

** Side Effects: the word is altered in memory

** Status: started 12/1

******************************************************************/

const char *

CheckWord( const char * word ) {

#ifdef NOT_USING_SDAI_BINDING

/* obsolete with proposed c++ binding */

static char * reserved_words [] = {

"application_marker", "asm", "attributes", "auto",

"break", "case", "char", "class", "const", "continue",

"default", "delete", "do", "double",

"else", "enum", "extern",

"float", "for", "friend", "goto", "handle",

"if", "inline", "instance_id", "int", "long",

"new", "nullable", "opcode", "operator", "overload",

"private", "protected", "public", "register", "return",

"shared", "short", "sizeof", "static", "struct", "switch",

"this", "template", "type", "typedef", "type_name",

"union", "unsigned",

"val", "virtual", "void", "volatile"

};

int nwords = ( sizeof reserved_words / sizeof reserved_words[0] );

int cond,

i,

low = 0,

high = nwords - 1;

/* word is obviously not in list, if it is longer than any of the words in the list */

if( strlen( word ) > 18 ) {

return ( word );

}

while( low <= high ) {

i = ( low + high ) / 2;

if( ( cond = strcmp( word, reserved_words [i] ) ) < 0 ) {

high = i - 1;

} else if( cond > 0 ) {

low = i + 1;

} else { /* word is a reserved word, capitalize it */

fprintf( stderr, "Warning: reserved word %s capitalized\n", word );

*word = toupper( *word );

}

}

#endif

return ( word );

}

/******************************************************************

** Procedure: string functions

** Description: These functions take a character or a string and return

** a temporary copy of the string with the function applied to it.

** Parameters:

** Returns: temporary copy of characters

** Side Effects: character or string returned persists until the

** next invocation of the function

** Status: complete

******************************************************************/

char

ToLower( char c ) {

if( isupper( c ) ) {

return ( tolower( c ) );

} else {

return ( c );

}

}

char

ToUpper( char c ) {

if( islower( c ) ) {

return ( toupper( c ) );

} else {

return ( c );

}

}

const char *

StrToLower( const char * word ) {

static char newword [MAX_LEN+1];

int i = 0;

if( !word ) {

return 0;

}

while( word [i] != '\0' ) {

newword [i] = ToLower( word [i] );

++i;

}

newword [i] = '\0';

return ( newword ) ;

}

const char * StrToUpper( const char * word ) {

static char newword [MAX_LEN+1];

int i = 0;

char ToUpper( char c );

while( word [i] != '\0' ) {

newword [i] = ToUpper( word [i] );

++i;

}

newword [i] = '\0';

return ( newword );

}

const char * StrToConstant( const char * word ) {

static char newword [MAX_LEN+1];

int i = 0;

while( word [i] != '\0' ) {

if( word [i] == '/' || word [i] == '.' ) {

newword [i] = '_';

} else {

newword [i] = ToUpper( word [i] );

}

++i;

}

newword [i] = '\0';

return ( newword );

}

/** creates a file for python */

FILE * FILEcreate( const char * filename ) {

FILE * file;

if( ( file = fopen( filename, "w" ) ) == NULL ) {

fprintf( stderr, "Error in SCHEMAprint: unable to create file %s\n", filename );

return ( NULL );

}

fprintf( file, "# This file was generated by exp2python. You probably don't want to edit\n" );

fprintf( file, "# it since your modifications will be lost if exp2python is used to\n" );

fprintf( file, "# regenerate it.\n" );

return ( file );

}

/** closes a file opened with FILEcreate */

void FILEclose( FILE * file ) {

fclose( file );

}

/** indicates whether the attribute is an aggregate */

int isAggregate( Variable a ) {

return( TYPEinherits_from( VARget_type( a ), aggregate_ ) );

}

/** indicates whether the type is an aggregate type */

int isAggregateType( const Type t ) {

return( TYPEinherits_from( t, aggregate_ ) );

}

/** returns temporary copy of name suitable for use as a class name

*

* each call erases the name created by a previous call to this function

*/

const char * ClassName( const char * oldname ) {

int i = 0, j = 0;

static char newname [BUFSIZ+1];

if( !oldname ) {

return ( "" );

}

strcpy( newname, ENTITYCLASS_PREFIX ) ;

j = strlen( ENTITYCLASS_PREFIX ) ;

newname [j] = ToUpper( oldname [i] );

++i;

++j;

while( oldname [i] != '\0' ) {

newname [j] = ToLower( oldname [i] );

++i;

++j;

}

newname [j] = '\0';

return ( newname );

}

/** returns the name of the c++ class representing the entity */

const char * ENTITYget_classname( Entity ent ) {

const char * oldname = ENTITYget_name( ent );

return ( ClassName( oldname ) );

}

/** returns a new capitalized name, in internal static buffer */

const char * PrettyTmpName( const char * oldname ) {

int i = 0;

static char newname [BUFSIZ+1];

newname [0] = '\0';

while( ( oldname [i] != '\0' ) && ( i < BUFSIZ ) ) {

newname [i] = ToLower( oldname [i] );

if( oldname [i] == '_' ) { /* character is '_' */

++i;

newname [i] = ToUpper( oldname [i] );

}

if( oldname [i] != '\0' ) {

++i;

}

}

newname [0] = ToUpper( oldname [0] );

newname [i] = '\0';

return newname;

}

/** This function is out of date DAS */

const char * EnumName( const char * oldname ) {

int j = 0;

static char newname [MAX_LEN+1];

if( !oldname ) {

return ( "" );

}

strcpy( newname, ENUM_PREFIX ) ;

j = strlen( ENUM_PREFIX ) ;

newname [j] = ToUpper( oldname [0] );

strncpy( newname + j + 1, StrToLower( oldname + 1 ), MAX_LEN - j );

j = strlen( newname );

newname [j] = '\0';

return ( newname );

}

const char * SelectName( const char * oldname ) {

int j = 0;

static char newname [MAX_LEN+1];

if( !oldname ) {

return ( "" );

}

strcpy( newname, TYPE_PREFIX );

newname [0] = ToUpper( newname [0] );

j = strlen( TYPE_PREFIX );

newname [j] = ToUpper( oldname [0] );

strncpy( newname + j + 1, StrToLower( oldname + 1 ), MAX_LEN - j );

j = strlen( newname );

newname [j] = '\0';

return ( newname );

}

const char * FirstToUpper( const char * word ) {

static char newword [MAX_LEN+1];

strncpy( newword, word, MAX_LEN );

newword[0] = ToUpper( newword[0] );

return ( newword );

}

/** return fundamental type but as the string which corresponds to

* the appropriate type descriptor

* if report_reftypes is true, report REFERENCE_TYPE when appropriate

*/

const char * FundamentalType( const Type t, int report_reftypes ) {

if( report_reftypes && TYPEget_head( t ) ) {

return( "REFERENCE_TYPE" );

}

switch( TYPEget_body( t )->type ) {

case integer_:

return( "INTEGER" );

case real_:

return( "REAL" );

case string_:

return( "STRING" );

case binary_:

return( "BINARY" );

case boolean_:

return( "BOOLEAN" );

case logical_:

return( "LOGICAL" );

case number_:

return( "NUMBER" );

case generic_:

return( "GENERIC_TYPE" );

case aggregate_:

return( "AGGREGATE_" );

case array_:

return( "ARRAY_TYPE" );

case bag_:

return( "BAG_TYPE" );

case set_:

return( "'SET_TYPE not implemented'" );

case list_:

return( "'LIST TYPE Not implemented'" );

case entity_:

return( "INSTANCE" );

case enumeration_:

return( "ENUMERATION" );

case select_:

return ( "SELECT" );

default:

return( "UNKNOWN_TYPE" );

}

}

/** this actually gets you the name of the variable that will be generated to

* be a TypeDescriptor or subtype of TypeDescriptor to represent Type t in

* the dictionary.

*/

const char * TypeDescriptorName( Type t ) {

static char b [BUFSIZ+1];

Schema parent = t->superscope;

/* NOTE - I corrected a prev bug here in which the *current* schema was

** passed to this function. Now we take "parent" - the schema in which

** Type t was defined - which was actually used to create t's name. DAR */

if( !parent ) {

parent = TYPEget_body( t )->entity->superscope;

/* This works in certain cases that don't work otherwise (basically a

** kludge). For some reason types which are really entity choices of

** a select have no superscope value, but their super may be tracked

** by following through the entity they reference, as above. */

}

sprintf( b, "%s%s%s", SCHEMAget_name( parent ), TYPEprefix( t ),

TYPEget_name( t ) );

return b;

}

/** this gets you the name of the type of TypeDescriptor (or subtype) that a

* variable generated to represent Type t would be an instance of.

*/

const char * GetTypeDescriptorName( Type t ) {

switch( TYPEget_body( t )->type ) {

case aggregate_:

return "AggrTypeDescriptor";

case list_:

return "ListTypeDescriptor";

case set_:

return "SetTypeDescriptor";

case bag_:

return "BagTypeDescriptor";

case array_:

return "ArrayTypeDescriptor";

case select_:

return "SelectTypeDescriptor";

case boolean_:

case logical_:

case enumeration_:

return "EnumTypeDescriptor";

case entity_:

return "EntityDescriptor";

case integer_:

case real_:

case string_:

case binary_:

case number_:

case generic_:

return "TypeDescriptor";

default:

fprintf( stderr, "Error in %s, line %d: type %d not handled by switch statement.", __FILE__, __LINE__, TYPEget_body( t )->type );

abort();

}

}

int ENTITYhas_explicit_attributes( Entity e ) {

Linked_List l = ENTITYget_attributes( e );

int cnt = 0;

LISTdo( l, a, Variable )

if( VARget_initializer( a ) == EXPRESSION_NULL ) {

++cnt;

}

LISTod;

return cnt;

}

Entity ENTITYput_superclass( Entity entity ) {

#define ENTITYget_type(e) ((e)->u.entity->type)

Linked_List l = ENTITYget_supertypes( entity );

EntityTag tag;

if( ! LISTempty( l ) ) {

Entity super = 0;

if( multiple_inheritance ) {

Linked_List list = 0;

list = ENTITYget_supertypes( entity );

if( ! LISTempty( list ) ) {

/* assign superclass to be the first one on the list of parents */

super = ( Entity )LISTpeek_first( list );

}

} else {

Entity ignore = 0;

int super_cnt = 0;

/* find the first parent that has attributes (in the parent or any of its

ancestors). Make super point at that parent and print warnings for

all the rest of the parents. DAS */

LISTdo( l, e, Entity ) {

/* if there's no super class yet,

or if the entity super class [the variable] super is pointing at

doesn't have any attributes: make super point at the current parent.

As soon as the parent pointed to by super has attributes, stop

assigning super and print ignore messages for the remaining parents.

*/

if( ( ! super ) || ( ! ENTITYhas_explicit_attributes( super ) ) ) {

ignore = super;

super = e;

++ super_cnt;

} else {

ignore = e;

}

if( ignore ) {

printf( "WARNING: multiple inheritance not implemented.\n" );

printf( "\tin ENTITY %s\n\tSUPERTYPE %s IGNORED.\n\n",

ENTITYget_name( entity ), ENTITYget_name( e ) );

}

} LISTod

}

tag = ( EntityTag ) malloc( sizeof( struct EntityTag_ ) );

tag -> superclass = super;

TYPEput_clientData( ENTITYget_type( entity ), tag );

return super;

}

return 0;

}

Entity ENTITYget_superclass( Entity entity ) {

EntityTag tag;

tag = TYPEget_clientData( ENTITYget_type( entity ) );

return ( tag ? tag -> superclass : 0 );

}

void ENTITYget_first_attribs( Entity entity, Linked_List result ) {

Linked_List supers;

LISTdo( ENTITYget_attributes( entity ), attr, void * )

LISTadd_last( result, attr );

LISTod;

supers = ENTITYget_supertypes( entity );

if( supers ) {

ENTITYget_first_attribs( ( Entity )LISTget_first( supers ), result );

}

}

/* Attributes are divided into four categories:

** these are not exclusive as far as I can tell! I added defs below DAS

**

** . simple explicit

** . type shifters // not DERIVEd - redefines type in ancestor

** // VARget_initializer(v) returns null

**

** . simple derived // DERIVEd - is calculated - VARget_initializer(v)

** // returns non-zero, VARis_derived(v) is non-zero

**

** . overriding // includes type shifters and derived

**

** All of them are added to the dictionary.

** Only type shifters generate a new STEPattribute.

** Type shifters generate access functions and data members, for now.

** Overriding generate access functions and data members, for now. ???? DAS

** // type shifting attributes

** // ------------------------

** // before printing new STEPattribute

** // check to see if it\'s already printed in supertype

** // still add new access function

**

** // overriding attributes

** // ---------------------

** // go through derived attributes

** // if STEPattribute found with same name

** // tell it to be * for reading and writing

**/

Variable VARis_type_shifter( Variable a ) {

char * temp;

if( VARis_derived( a ) || VARget_inverse( a ) ) {

return 0;

}

temp = strdup( VARget_name( a )->symbol.name );

if( ! strncmp( StrToLower( temp ), "self\\", 5 ) ) {

/* a is a type shifter */

free( temp );

return a;

}

free( temp );

return 0;

}

Variable VARis_overrider( Entity e, Variable a ) {

Variable other;

char * tmp;

tmp = VARget_simple_name( a );

LISTdo( ENTITYget_supertypes( e ), s, Entity )

if( ( other = ENTITYget_named_attribute( s, tmp ) )

&& other != a ) {

return other;

}

LISTod;

return 0;

}

/**

* For a renamed type, returns the original (ancestor) type from which t

* descends. Return NULL if t is top level.

*/

Type TYPEget_ancestor( Type t ) {

Type i = t;

if( !TYPEget_head( i ) ) {

return NULL;

}

while( TYPEget_head( i ) ) {

i = TYPEget_head( i );

}

return i;

}