use of abs.frontend.analyser.SemanticError in project abstools by abstools.
the class TypeCheckerHelper method typeCheck.
public static void typeCheck(ConstructorPattern p, SemanticConditionList e, Type t) {
DataConstructor c = p.getDataConstructor();
if (c == null) {
e.add(new SemanticError(p, ErrorMessage.CONSTRUCTOR_NOT_RESOLVABLE, p.getConstructor()));
return;
}
String cname = c.qualifiedName();
if (deprecatedConstructors.contains(cname) && !(cname.startsWith(p.getModuleDecl().getName()))) {
e.add(new SemanticWarning(p, ErrorMessage.DEPRECATED_CONSTRUCTOR, c.qualifiedName()));
}
if (c.getNumConstructorArg() != p.getNumParam()) {
e.add(new TypeError(p, ErrorMessage.WRONG_NUMBER_OF_ARGS, c.getNumConstructorArg(), p.getNumParam()));
return;
}
// isExceptionType only for clarity, since exceptions are datatypes
assert t.isDataType() || t.isExceptionType() : t;
if (!t.isExceptionType()) {
if (!t.getDecl().equals(c.getDataTypeDecl())) {
e.add(new TypeError(p, ErrorMessage.WRONG_CONSTRUCTOR, t.toString(), p.getConstructor()));
}
}
Type myType = p.getType();
if (!(myType instanceof DataTypeType))
return;
if (!(t instanceof DataTypeType)) {
e.add(new TypeError(p, ErrorMessage.TYPE_MISMATCH, myType, t));
return;
}
DataTypeType myDType = (DataTypeType) myType;
DataTypeType otherType = (DataTypeType) t;
if (!myDType.getDecl().equals(otherType.getDecl())) {
e.add(new TypeError(p, ErrorMessage.TYPE_MISMATCH, myDType, t));
return;
}
typeCheckMatchingParamsPattern(e, p, c);
}
use of abs.frontend.analyser.SemanticError in project abstools by abstools.
the class IncrementalModelBuilder method typeCheckModel.
public synchronized SemanticConditionList typeCheckModel(IProgressMonitor monitor, boolean locationTypeChecking, String defaultloctype, String locationTypePrecision, boolean checkProducts) throws NoModelException, TypecheckInternalException {
if (model == null)
throw new NoModelException();
if (model.hasParserErrors())
// don't typecheck if the model has parsererrors
return new SemanticConditionList();
// throw new TypecheckInternalException(new Exception("Model has parser errors!"));
// model.flushCache();
flushAll(model);
model.getTypeExt().clearTypeSystemExtensions();
if (locationTypeChecking) {
LocationType defaultLocType = LocationType.createFromName(defaultloctype);
LocationTypeInferrerExtension ltie = new LocationTypeInferrerExtension(model);
this.ltie = ltie;
ltie.setDefaultType(defaultLocType);
ltie.setLocationTypingPrecision(LocationTypingPrecision.valueOf(locationTypePrecision));
model.registerTypeSystemExtension(ltie);
}
try {
SemanticConditionList semerrors = model.getErrors();
/* Don't typecheck with semerrors, it might trip up. */
if (!semerrors.containsErrors())
semerrors = model.typeCheck();
/* Check products for errors.
* Only the first error is reported (if any), on the product AST-node.
* TODO: May be time-consuming for large projects, hence the checkProducts-switch.
* Also could use a timer to switch off if it becomes excessive.
* TODO: Use Eclipse's nested markers to show ALL contained errors?
* TODO: The outline could indicate the broken product as well.
*/
if (!semerrors.containsErrors() && checkProducts) {
// arbitrary value
monitor = new SubProgressMonitor(monitor, 10);
monitor.beginTask("Checking products", model.getProductDecls().size());
for (ProductDecl p : model.getProductDecls()) {
monitor.subTask("Checking " + p.getName());
Model m2 = model.treeCopyNoTransform();
m2.flushTreeCache();
try {
m2.flattenForProduct(p);
SemanticConditionList p_errs = m2.typeCheck();
if (p_errs.containsErrors()) {
// Only show first error, on product
semerrors.add(new SemanticError(p, ErrorMessage.ERROR_IN_PRODUCT, p.getName(), p_errs.getFirstError().getMessage()));
}
} catch (WrongProgramArgumentException e) {
semerrors.add(new SemanticError(p, ErrorMessage.ERROR_IN_PRODUCT, p.getName(), e.getMessage()));
} catch (DeltaModellingException e) {
/* We we have a better location for error reporting? */
final ASTNode<?> loc;
if (e instanceof DeltaModellingWithNodeException)
loc = ((DeltaModellingWithNodeException) e).getNode();
else
loc = p;
if (e.getDelta() == null)
semerrors.add(new SemanticError(loc, ErrorMessage.ERROR_IN_PRODUCT, p.getName(), e.getMessage()));
else
semerrors.add(new SemanticError(loc, ErrorMessage.ERROR_IN_PRODUCT_WITH_DELTA, p.getName(), e.getDelta().getName(), e.getMessage()));
}
}
monitor.done();
}
return semerrors;
} catch (TypeCheckerException e) {
return new SemanticConditionList(e);
} catch (RuntimeException e) {
throw new TypecheckInternalException(e);
}
}
use of abs.frontend.analyser.SemanticError in project abstools by abstools.
the class ProductLineAnalysisHelper method wellFormedProductLine.
/*
* Check that the 'productline' declaration is well formed. This means...
* - after clauses do not reference any deltaIDs that do not have their own delta clause
* - deltas named in the productline correspond to actual DeltaDecls
*/
protected static boolean wellFormedProductLine(ProductLine pl, SemanticConditionList e) {
boolean wellformed = true;
// preliminaries
final Set<String> declaredDeltas = pl.getModel().getDeltaDeclsMap().keySet();
final Set<String> referencedDeltas = new HashSet<>(pl.getDeltaClauses().getNumChild());
for (DeltaClause clause : pl.getDeltaClauses()) referencedDeltas.add(clause.getDeltaspec().getDeltaID());
// check
for (DeltaClause clause : pl.getDeltaClauses()) {
// ensure deltas in the productline correspond to actual DeltaDecls
if (!declaredDeltas.contains(clause.getDeltaspec().getDeltaID())) {
e.add(new SemanticError(clause, ErrorMessage.NO_DELTA_DECL, clause.getDeltaspec().getDeltaID()));
wellformed = false;
}
// ensure 'after' clauses do not reference any deltaIDs that do not have their own delta clause
for (DeltaID id : clause.getAfterDeltaIDs()) {
String afterID = id.getName();
if (!referencedDeltas.contains(afterID)) {
e.add(new SemanticError(clause, ErrorMessage.MISSING_DELTA_CLAUSE_ERROR, afterID, pl.getName()));
wellformed = false;
}
}
}
return wellformed;
}
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