+++ /dev/null
-
-@r@
-/* Matching a declaration, ie rewriting site candidate
- Disqualify the candidate
- ----------------- */
-type T;
-position p1;
-identifier id;
-@@
-
-T id@p1;
-
-
-
-
-@funcdecl@
-# Matching a /function/ declaration.
-# Disqualify the candidate
-#-----------------
-type T;
-position r.p1;
-identifier id;
-@@
- T id@p1(...) {...}
-
-
-
-
-@funcproto@
-# Matching a function prototype w/o body.
-# Disqualify the candidate
-#-----------------
-type T;
-position r.p1;
-identifier id;
-@@
- T id@p1(...);
-
-@localdeclaration@
-# Matching a declaration at the top level of a function.
-# Disqualify the candidate
-#-----------------
-type T1,T2;
-position r.p1;
-identifier id1,id2;
-@@
-
-T1 id1(...) {
- ...
- T2 id2@p1;
- ...
-}
-
-@localinnerdeclaration@
-# The next rule is there to make sure that we are not speaking of a
-# local variable declared in an inner block. I don't like it at all:
-# It is redundent and gives false negative on the foreach macros that
-# get often declared in the code. Example in examples/gras/spawn.c:
-#
-# int server() {
-# ...
-# xbt_dynar_foreach(chunk->primes,cursor,data) {
-# char number[100];
-# ...
-# }
-# ...
-# }
-#
-# Do I really need to complicate this rule further to add every macro
-# that we use in our C, or can it be merged with the previous one by
-# saying something like "in a function, at whatever level of nesting"?
-
-type T1,T2;
-position r.p1;
-identifier id1,id2;
-expression e1,e2,e3;
-@@
-
-T1 id1(...) {
- ...
-(
- for (e1;e2;e3) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (;e2;e3) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (e1;;e3) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (e1;e2;) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (e1;;) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (;e2;) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (;;e3) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- for (;;) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- while (e1) { ... T2 id2@p1; ... }
-|
- do { ... T2 id2@p1; ... } while (e1);
-)
- ...
-}
-
-
-
-@script:python depends on r
- && !funcdecl
- && !funcproto
- && !localdeclaration
- && !localinnerdeclaration@
-
-# This rule is only a debugging rule, to print the sites where the
-# change must be applied
-
-p1 << r.p1;
-T << r.T;
-id << r.id;
-@@
-
-c1 = cocci.combine(id,p1)
-print "1. symbol %s of type \"%s\" at %s:%s" % (id,T,c1.location.line,c1.location.column)
