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 * $TenDRA: tendra/src/tools/tnc/high.h,v 1.5 2004/03/08 14:48:12 bp Exp $
 */


#ifndef HIGH_INCLUDED
#define HIGH_INCLUDED


/*
 *    TYPE REPRESENTING HIGH LEVEL SORTS
 *
 *    A high level sort consists of a name and a dummy sort number, id.
 *    These are associated with a sort number, giving the result sort,
 *    and an array of sort numbers, giving the argument sorts.
 */

typedef struct {
    char *name;
    sortname id;
    sortname res;
    int no_args;
    sortname *args;
} high_sort;


/*
 *    STARTING POINT FOR HIGH LEVEL SORTS
 *
 *    To distinguish them from the normal TDF sorts, high level sorts
 *    are assigned sort numbers starting at high_start.  The macro
 *    is_high is used to test whether a sort number corresponds to a
 *    high level sort, and high_no is used to transform a high level
 *    sort number into an offset in the table high_sorts.
 */

#define high_start	100
#define is_high(s)	((s) >= high_start)
#define high_no(n)	((int) ((n) - high_start))


/*
 *    ROUTINES FOR MANIPULATING HIGH LEVEL SORTS
 */

extern high_sort *high_sorts;
extern int crt_high_sort;
extern high_sort *new_high_sort(high_sort *) ;
extern void set_high_sort(char *, tok_info *) ;
extern high_sort *unique_high_sort(high_sort *) ;
extern sortname find_high_sort(char *) ;
extern char *find_decode_string(high_sort *) ;
extern char *find_sortname(char *, sortname *) ;
#define sprint_high_sort(p, s)\
	(void) sprintf (p, "T%d#", high_no (s))


#endif