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 * $TenDRA: tendra/src/producers/common/construct/overload.h,v 1.4 2003/08/24 22:52:57 nonce Exp $
 */


#ifndef OVERLOAD_INCLUDED
#define OVERLOAD_INCLUDED


/*
 *    STRUCTURE REPRESENTING A LIST OF OVERLOADED FUNCTIONS
 *
 *    During the resolution of overloaded functions, the set of candidate
 *    functions is formed into a table.  Each element of the table consists
 *    of a function identifier plus a rank for this candidate (see below) and,
 *    for viable candidates, a list of conversion sequence ranks for each
 *    argument.
 */

#ifndef CONVERT_INCLUDED
#include "convert.h"
#endif

typedef struct {
    IDENTIFIER func;
    IDENTIFIER base;
    int kind;
    unsigned rank;
    CONVERSION *convs;
    EXP cond;
} CANDIDATE;

typedef struct {
    CANDIDATE *elem;
    unsigned size;
    unsigned max_size;
    CONVERSION *convs;
    unsigned nconvs;
} CANDIDATE_LIST;


/*
 *    FUNCTION OVERLOADING DECLARATIONS
 *
 *    The routines in this module are concerned with function overloading.
 */

extern void swap_ptypes(IDENTIFIER);
extern IDENTIFIER resolve_call(IDENTIFIER, LIST (EXP), QUALIFIER, int);
extern EXP resolve_cast(TYPE, EXP, ERROR *, int, int, LIST (IDENTIFIER));
extern void add_candidates(CANDIDATE_LIST *, IDENTIFIER, int, int);
extern IDENTIFIER koenig_candidates(CANDIDATE_LIST *, IDENTIFIER, TYPE, int);
extern void swap_candidates(CANDIDATE_LIST *, unsigned);
extern ERROR list_candidates(ERROR, CANDIDATE_LIST *, unsigned);
extern CANDIDATE *resolve_overload(CANDIDATE_LIST *, LIST (EXP), TYPE, int);
extern CANDIDATE *resolve_ambiguous(CANDIDATE_LIST *, LIST (EXP), TYPE, int);
extern IDENTIFIER make_ambig_func(CANDIDATE_LIST *, IDENTIFIER, LIST (EXP), QUALIFIER, ERROR *);
extern IDENTIFIER resolve_func(IDENTIFIER, TYPE, int, int, LIST (IDENTIFIER), int *);
extern void free_candidates(CANDIDATE_LIST *);
extern CANDIDATE_LIST candidates;
extern unsigned match_no_viable;
extern unsigned match_no_args;
extern int resolved_kind;
extern int match_this;


/*
 *    RANKING OF CANDIDATES
 *
 *    These values give the ranking values for candidate functions.  These
 *    correspond to the candidates with the wrong number of parameters, those
 *    with the right number of parameters (the plausible candidates), the
 *    viable candidates, and the best viable candidate.  They are is ascending
 *    order.
 */

#define RANK_IGNORE		((unsigned) 0)
#define RANK_NONE		((unsigned) 1)
#define RANK_ARGS		((unsigned) 2)
#define RANK_VIABLE		((unsigned) 3)
#define RANK_TARGET		((unsigned) 4)
#define RANK_BEST		((unsigned) 5)


/*
 *    CANDIDATE KINDS
 *
 *    These values give the various kinds of candidate functions, simple
 *    functions, constructors, user-defined conversions, non-member operators,
 *    member operators and built-in operators.
 */

#define KIND_FUNC		0
#define KIND_CONSTR		1
#define KIND_CONV		2
#define KIND_OP			3
#define KIND_MEM_OP		4
#define KIND_BUILTIN		5
#define KIND_MARK		8


#endif


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