pike.git/ src/ program.h

2001-10-05

2001-10-05 22:58:38 by Fredrik Hübinette (Hubbe) <hubbe@hubbe.net>

• 2f075c73a939592788fe26c2a66e01c19ed06350 (42 lines) (+41/-1) ^{[ Show | Annotate ]}
  Branch: 7.9

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Rev: src/program.h:1.146

5:   \*/      /* -  * $Id: program.h,v 1.145 2001/10/05 01:30:14 hubbe Exp $ +  * $Id: program.h,v 1.146 2001/10/05 22:58:38 hubbe Exp $    */   #ifndef PROGRAM_H   #define PROGRAM_H
148:      #define IDENTIFIER_MASK 255    + /* +  * Every constant, class, function and variable +  * get's exactly one of these. +  */   struct identifier   {    struct pike_string *name;
163:    union idptr func;   };    + /* +  * This is used to store constants, both +  * inline constants and those defined explicitly with +  * the constant keyword. +  */   struct program_constant   {    struct svalue sval;
194:   #define ID_STRICT_TYPES 0x8000 /* #pragma strict_types */   #define ID_SAVE_PARENT 0x10000 /* pragma save_parent */    +  + /* +  * All identifiers in this program +  * and all identifiers in inherited programs +  * needs to have a 'struct reference' in this +  * program. When we overload a function, we simply +  * change the reference to point to the new 'struct identifier'. +  */   struct reference   {    unsigned INT16 inherit_offset;
201:    INT16 id_flags; /* static, private etc.. */   };    + /* +  * Each program has an array of these, +  * the first entry points to itself, the +  * rest are from inherited programs. +  * Note that when a program is inherited, +  * all 'struct inherit' from that program is +  * copied, so the whole tree of inherits is +  * represented. +  */   struct inherit   {    INT16 inherit_level;
213:    struct pike_string *name;   };    +  + /* +  * Storage struct for a trampoline object +  * (not a part of the program type) +  */   struct pike_trampoline   {    struct pike_frame *frame;
278:   #define LOW_PARENT_INFO(O,P) ((struct parent_info *)(PIKE_OBJ_STORAGE((O)) + (P)->parent_info_storage))   #define PARENT_INFO(O) LOW_PARENT_INFO( (O), (O)->prog)    + /* +  * Objects which needs to access their parent +  * have to allocate one of these structs in +  * the object data area. +  * The parent_info_storage member of the program +  * struct tells us where in the object to find this +  * data. +  */   struct parent_info   {    struct object *parent;