/** Performs semantic analysis on the function's signature and return type, but not the body. */
public void analyzeSignature(Log log, SymbolTable table, Subroutine owner, boolean inLoop) {
SymbolTable tableForParameters;
body.createTable(table);
tableForParameters = body.getTable();
for (Variable parameter : parameters) {
tableForParameters.insert(parameter, log);
parameter.analyze(log, tableForParameters, owner, inLoop);
}
}
private Symbol tryDeclareSymbol(Token ident) {
assert (ident.is(Token.Kind.IDENTIFIER));
String name = ident.lexeme();
try {
symbolTable.insert(name);
return new Symbol(name);
} catch (RedeclarationError re) {
String message = reportDeclareSymbolError(name, ident.lineNumber(), ident.charPosition());
return new ErrorSymbol(message);
}
}
@Override
public void analyze(Log log, SymbolTable outer, Subroutine owner, boolean inLoop) {
List<Subroutine> subroutines = getSubroutines();
// Create the table if it hasn't already been created. For blocks that are bodies of
// functions or loops, the analyze() method of the function or loop will have created this
// table already, since it is the table in which the parameters or loop indices belong.
// For blocks that are entire scripts, the table will have already been created, too.
// All other blocks will need their tables created here.
if (table == null) {
table = new SymbolTable(outer);
}
// Insert the routines into the table, but analyze ONLY the parameters and return types.
// We can't analyze the function bodies until all the functions have been put into the
// table (with analyzed parameters) because within any function body there can be a call
// to any other function, and we have to be able to analyze the call. Notice also that the
// functions are going in before any variables are being looked at since variables can call
// any function in their initializing expressions.
for (Subroutine subroutine : subroutines) {
subroutine.analyzeSignature(log, table, owner, inLoop);
table.insert(subroutine, log);
}
// Now just go through all the items in order and analyze everything, making sure to
// insert variables because they have not yet been inserted.
for (Statement s : statements) {
if (s instanceof DecStatement) {
DecStatement d = (DecStatement) s;
for (String t : d.getNames()) {
table.insert(new Variable(t), log);
}
}
s.analyze(log, table, owner, inLoop);
}
}
