(* *********************************************************************) (* *) (* The Compcert verified compiler *) (* *) (* Xavier Leroy, INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt *) (* *) (* Copyright Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en *) (* Automatique. All rights reserved. This file is distributed *) (* under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as *) (* published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2.1 of *) (* the License, or (at your option) any later version. *) (* This file is also distributed under the terms of the *) (* INRIA Non-Commercial License Agreement. *) (* *) (* *********************************************************************) (* Entry point for the library: parse, elaborate, and transform *) module CharSet = Set.Make(struct type t = char let compare = compare end) let transform_program t p = let run_pass pass flag p = if CharSet.mem flag t then begin let p = pass p in Diagnostics.check_errors (); p end else p in p |> run_pass Unblock.program 'b' |> run_pass PackedStructs.program 'p' |> run_pass StructPassing.program 's' |> Rename.program let parse_transformations s = let t = ref CharSet.empty in let set s = String.iter (fun c -> t := CharSet.add c !t) s in String.iter (function 'b' -> set "b" | 's' -> set "s" | 'p' -> set "bp" | _ -> ()) s; !t let read_file sourcefile = let ic = open_in_bin sourcefile in let n = in_channel_length ic in let text = really_input_string ic n in close_in ic; text let parse_string name text = let log_fuel = Camlcoq.Nat.of_int 50 in match Parser.translation_unit_file log_fuel (Lexer.tokens_stream name text) with | Parser.MenhirLibParser.Inter.Parsed_pr (ast, _ ) -> (ast: Cabs.definition list) | _ -> (* Fail_pr or Fail_pr_full or Timeout_pr, depending on the version of Menhir. Fail_pr{,_full} means that there's an inconsistency between the pre-parser and the parser. Timeout_pr means that we ran for 2^50 steps. *) Diagnostics.fatal_error Diagnostics.no_loc "internal error while parsing" let preprocessed_file transfs name sourcefile = Diagnostics.reset(); let check_errors x = Diagnostics.check_errors(); x in (* Reading the whole file at once may seem costly, but seems to be the simplest / most robust way of accessing the text underlying a range of positions. This is used when printing an error message. Plus, I note that reading the whole file into memory leads to a speed increase: "make -C test" speeds up by 3 seconds out of 40 on my machine. *) read_file sourcefile |> Timing.time2 "Parsing" parse_string name |> Timing.time "Elaboration" Elab.elab_file |> check_errors |> Timing.time2 "Emulations" transform_program (parse_transformations transfs) |> check_errors