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65 // EXPLANATION: The CORBA spec says that the only legal use of recursive types is
66 // in a manifest sequence declared inside a struct or union whose base type is
67 // the struct or union.
69 // ALGORITHM FOR CHECK:
70 // Sequences push a NULL on the scope stack to mark where in the scope nesting
73 // - If the type is not a struct or union, return FALSE (legal use of type).
74 // - Otherwise check up the scope stack, looking for this base type. If we
75 // find a NULL return FALSE (legal use of type, since it is inside some
76 // sequence). If we find the type on the stack, return TRUE (illegal use
77 // since it was not bracketed by a sequence). If we don't find the base
78 // type nor a sequence, return FALSE (legal use, since we're not nested).
80 #include "ast_union.h"
81 #include "utl_stack.h"
82 #include "global_extern.h"
83 #include "nr_extern.h"
86 AST_illegal_interface_recursion (AST_Decl
*t
)
88 // Can't be 0 since we know we have an interface or valuetype.
89 AST_Decl
*d
= nullptr;
91 // If we encounter the argument in an enclosing scope, it's illegal.
92 for (UTL_ScopeStackActiveIterator
i (idl_global
->scopes ());
96 d
= ScopeAsDecl (i
.item ());
98 // Exceptions cannot be recursive, but may contain a reference
99 // to the interface they are defined in.
100 if (d
->node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_except
)
115 AST_illegal_recursive_type (AST_Decl
*t
)
122 AST_Decl::NodeType nt
;
123 AST_Type
*ut
= dynamic_cast<AST_Type
*> (t
);
127 ut
= ut
->unaliased_type ();
128 nt
= ut
->node_type ();
132 nt
= t
->node_type ();
135 if (nt
== AST_Decl::NT_interface
)
137 // Check for interface->struct/union->....->interface nesting.
138 // return AST_illegal_interface_recursion (t);
140 else if (nt
!= AST_Decl::NT_struct
&& nt
!= AST_Decl::NT_union
)
142 // Structs and unions fall through to the check below.
143 return false; // NOT ILLEGAL.
146 bool check_for_struct
= false;
147 bool check_for_union
= false;
148 AST_Structure
*st1
= nullptr;
149 AST_Union
*un1
= nullptr;
151 // Narrow the type appropriately so comparison will work.
152 if (t
->node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_struct
)
154 check_for_struct
= true;
155 st1
= dynamic_cast<AST_Structure
*> (t
);
159 return false; // NOT ILLEGAL.
162 else if (t
->node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_union
)
164 check_for_union
= true;
165 un1
= dynamic_cast<AST_Union
*> (t
);
169 return false; // NOT ILLEGAL.
173 UTL_Scope
*s
= nullptr;
174 AST_Structure
*st2
= nullptr;
175 AST_Union
*un2
= nullptr;
177 // OK, iterate up the stack.
178 for (UTL_ScopeStackActiveIterator
i (idl_global
->scopes ());
184 // If we hit a NULL we're done since it means that we're nested inside
185 // a sequence, where recursive types may be used.
188 return false; // NOT ILLEGAL.
191 // OK, must check this scope.
192 if (s
->scope_node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_struct
193 && check_for_struct
== true)
195 st2
= dynamic_cast<AST_Structure
*> (s
);
197 if (st2
!= nullptr && st2
== st1
)
199 return true; // ILLEGAL RECURSIVE TYPE USE.
202 else if (s
->scope_node_type () == AST_Decl::NT_union
203 && check_for_union
== true)
205 un2
= dynamic_cast<AST_Union
*> (s
);
207 if (un2
!= nullptr && un2
== un1
)
209 return true; // ILLEGAL RECURSIVE TYPE USE.
214 // No more scopes to check. This type was used legally.
215 return false; // NOT ILLEGAL.