X-Git-Url: http://info.iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr/pub/gitweb/simgrid.git/blobdiff_plain/7850af521872d660aa8031944f8e6abe2558461e..edde8f7fbc1b74a81551bf9eb7bac1935b999296:/src/smpi/replace_globals.cocci diff --git a/src/smpi/replace_globals.cocci b/src/smpi/replace_globals.cocci index d23bacfd3f..00a6ca5fff 100644 --- a/src/smpi/replace_globals.cocci +++ b/src/smpi/replace_globals.cocci @@ -1,6 +1,14 @@ +// FIXME: seems like cocci has problems manipulating the declarations, at least +// when there is more than one on the same line. We already need perl to split +// up the declarations after the fact, is there another tool we can use to patch +// up and match the declarations? In that case we could consider dropping cocci, +// or just using it to alter global variable accesses. +// // FIXME: problems -// - does not want to match dynamic arrays... +// - array declarations not properly matched...can fix, but then can't have +// multiple declarations on one line // - does not match array initializers +// - probably won't fix structure declarations with initialization either // Function prototype looks like variable dec, but has parentheses @funcproto@ @@ -10,73 +18,115 @@ position p; @@ T@p func(...); -// Define a local variable as one whose declaration is encased in brackets +// define a local variable declaration as one at some level of nesting @localvardecl@ type T; identifier var; position p; expression E; @@ -{ <... -( +( // default case T@p var ; -| +| // variable has initializer T@p var = E ; ) ...> -} -// global variable is one whose declaration is neither local nor a function -// prototype +// define a global variable declaration as one that is neither a function +// prototype nor a local variable declaration @globalvardecl@ type T; identifier var; -position p != { localvardecl.p, funcproto.p }; +position p != { funcproto.p, localvardecl.p }; expression value; -constant size; +// expression size; @@ -( +( // default case T@p - var -+ *var = SMPI_INITIALIZE_GLOBAL(T) ++ *var = SMPI_VARINIT_GLOBAL(var, T) ; -| +| // variable has initializer (not a struct or array) T@p - var = value -+ *var = SMPI_INITIALIZE_AND_SET_GLOBAL(T, value) -; -| -T@p -- var[] -+ *var[] = SMPI_INITIALIZE_GLOBAL_ARRAY(T, size) -; -| -T@p -- var[size] -+ *var[] = SMPI_INITIALIZE_GLOBAL_STATIC_ARRAY(T, size) -; -| -T@p -- var[size] = { ... } -+ *var[] = SMPI_INITIALIZE_AND_SET_GLOBAL_STATIC_ARRAY(T, size) ++ *var = SMPI_VARINIT_GLOBAL_AND_SET(var, T, value) ; +//| // array of specified size +//T@p // FIXME: matches, but complains if more than one decl on a line... +//- var[size] +//+ *var[size] = SMPI_VARINIT_GLOBAL_ARRAY(T, size) +//; +//| // array of specified size with initializer +//T@p // FIXME: how to match initializer? +//- var[size] = { ... } +//+ *var[] = SMPI_VARINIT_GLOBAL_ARRAY_AND_SET(T, size, { ... }) +//; +//| // array without specified size, but with initializer +//T@p // FIXME: how to match initializer? how to figure out size? +//- var[] = { ... } +//+ *var[] = SMPI_VARINIT_GLOBAL_ARRAY_AND_SET(T, size, { ... }) // size = ? +//; +//| struct with initializer? ) -@rewritelocalaccess@ +// rewrite access to global variables based on name, but avoid the declaration +// and local variables that might have the same name +@rewriteglobalaccess@ +type T; local idexpression lvar; identifier globalvardecl.var; @@ -{ <... -( +( // local variable lvar -| -+SMPI_GLOBAL_VAR_LOCAL_ACCESS( +| // rewrite access ++SMPI_VARGET_GLOBAL( +var ++) +) +...> + +// define a local static variable declaration as one at some level of nesting +// starting with the word static (exceptions?) +@staticvardecl@ +type T; +identifier func, var; +expression value; +@@ +func(...) { +... +( // default case +static T +- var ++ *var = SMPI_VARINIT_STATIC(T, var) +; +| // variable has initializer (not a struct or array) +T +- var = value ++ *var = SMPI_VARINIT_STATIC_AND_SET(var, T, value) +; +) +... +} + +// +@rewritestaticaccess@ +type T; +identifier staticvardecl.func, staticvardecl.var; +@@ +func(...) { +<... +( // declaration +T +var +; +| // rewrite access ++SMPI_VARGET_STATIC( var +) )