ack/util/grind/position.h

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/* $Header$ */
/* maps from address to filename-lineno pair and reverse,
maps from filename-lineno pair or address to scope.
*/
typedef unsigned int t_lineno;
typedef long t_addr;
#define ILL_ADDR ((t_addr) -1)
#define NO_ADDR ((t_addr) -3)
typedef struct pos {
t_lineno lineno;
char *filename;
} t_position, *p_position;
/* extern char *get_filename_from_addr(t_addr t);
Returns the source filename that contains the code at the address 't',
or 0 if there is no information available, or 't' represents an address
below the start address of the first file.
*/
extern char *get_filename_from_addr();
/* extern t_lineno get_lineno_from_addr(t_addr t);
Returns the source line number of the line that contains the code at address
't'. 0 is returned if no source line number could be found.
*/
extern t_lineno get_lineno_from_addr();
/* extern p_position get_position_from_addr(t_addr t);
Returns a pointer to a structure containing the source position of the code
at address 't'. 0 is returned if no source position could be found.
*/
extern p_position get_position_from_addr();
/* extern t_addr get_addr_from_position(p_position p);
Returns the address of the code at position 'p', or ILL_ADDR if it could
not be found. If there is no symbolic information for the filename in
position 'p', an error message will be given.
*/
extern t_addr get_addr_from_position();
/* extern add_position_addr(char *filename, struct outname *n);
Adds the ('filename','n'->on_desc),'n'->on_valu pair to the mapping information.
*/
extern add_position_addr();
/* extern struct scope *get_scope_from_position(p_position p);
Returns the scope of the code at position 'p', or 0 if it could not be found.
*/
extern struct scope *get_scope_from_position();
/* extern p_position print_position(t_addr a, int print_function);
Prints position 'a' and returns it. If 'print_function' is set,
an attempt is made to print the function name as well.
*/
extern p_position print_position();