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* $TenDRA: tendra/src/tools/tcc/filename.h,v 1.8 2005/10/17 08:21:48 stefanf Exp $
*/
#ifndef FILENAME_INCLUDED
#define FILENAME_INCLUDED
/*
* TYPE REPRESENTING A FILE NAME
*
* The filename structure is used to represent a tcc input or output
* file. It has an associated name (the full pathname), a basename
* (with the directory and file suffix removed), a file type (see
* below) and a file storage type (see below). filenames are formed
* into lists using the next field. The may also be associated into
* groups which are passed around as if they were a single file using
* the aux field.
*/
typedef struct filename_t {
char *name;
char *bname;
int uniq;
int type;
int storage;
boolean final;
struct filename_t *aux;
struct filename_t *next;
} filename;
#define no_filename ((filename *) null)
/*
* FILE TYPES
*
* Each of the file types handled by tcc is allocated an identifier.
* This is Table 1, if it is changed then it may have knock-on effects
* in several places in the program. Hopefully I have marked them all
* by suitable comments.
*/
#define C_SOURCE 0
#define PREPROC_C 1
#define CPP_SOURCE 2
#define PREPROC_CPP 3
#define INDEP_TDF 4
#define DEP_TDF 5
#define AS_SOURCE 6
#define PREPROC_AS 7
#define BINARY_OBJ 8
#define EXECUTABLE 9
#define PRETTY_TDF 10
#define PL_TDF 11
#define TDF_ARCHIVE 12
#define MIPS_G_FILE 13
#define MIPS_T_FILE 14
#define C_SPEC 15
#define CPP_SPEC 16
#define STARTUP_FILE 17
#define UNKNOWN_TYPE 18
#define ALL_TYPES 31
#define DEFAULT_TYPE BINARY_OBJ
/*
* FILE STORAGE TYPES
*
* The files handled by tcc may be of three basic types, input files,
* permanent output files and temporary output files. The first type
* may also contain input options which are treated like input files
* (for example, system libraries). The second type includes the
* preserved intermediate files. In fact PRESERVED_FILE is only used
* as the input to make_filename.
*/
#define INPUT_FILE 0
#define INPUT_OPTION 1
#define OUTPUT_FILE 2
#define PRESERVED_FILE 3
#define TEMP_FILE 4
/*
* SUFFIX OVERRIDES
*
* This table contains the strings which are used when the suffix
* overrides are set from the command line. Initially, it is empty.
*/
extern char *suffixes [];
/*
* FILE STORAGE LOCATIONS
*
* Output files may be stored either in the temporary directory or
* the work directory.
*/
extern char *tempdir;
extern char *workdir;
/*
* INPUT FILE VARIABLES
*
* These variables are used to pass information to and from find_filename.
*/
extern boolean case_insensitive;
extern boolean option_next;
extern int no_input_files;
/*
* PROCEDURE DECLARATIONS
*
* These routines are concerned with creating and manipulating filenames.
*/
extern char *find_basename(char *);
extern char *find_fullname(char *);
extern filename *add_filename(filename *, filename *);
extern filename *find_filename(char *, int);
extern filename *make_filename(filename *, int, int);
extern int find_type(int, int);
extern int where(int);
#endif
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