Examples with MainConflictChecker org.lflang.MainConflictChecker used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MainConflictChecker

use of org.lflang.MainConflictChecker in project lingua-franca by lf-lang.

the class GeneratorBase method doGenerate.

/**
 * Generate code from the Lingua Franca model contained by the specified resource.
 *
 * This is the main entry point for code generation. This base class finds all
 * reactor class definitions, including any reactors defined in imported .lf files
 * (except any main reactors in those imported files), and adds them to the
 * {@link #GeneratorBase.reactors reactors} list. If errors occur during
 * generation, then a subsequent call to errorsOccurred() will return true.
 * @param resource The resource containing the source code.
 * @param context Context relating to invocation of the code generator.
 * In stand alone mode, this object is also used to relay CLI arguments.
 */
public void doGenerate(Resource resource, LFGeneratorContext context) {
    GeneratorUtils.setTargetConfig(context, GeneratorUtils.findTarget(fileConfig.resource), targetConfig, errorReporter);
    cleanIfNeeded(context);
    printInfo(context.getMode());
    // Markers mark problems in the Eclipse IDE when running in integrated mode.
    if (errorReporter instanceof EclipseErrorReporter) {
        ((EclipseErrorReporter) errorReporter).clearMarkers();
    }
    ASTUtils.setMainName(fileConfig.resource, fileConfig.name);
    createMainInstantiation();
    // Check if there are any conflicting main reactors elsewhere in the package.
    if (Objects.equal(context.getMode(), LFGeneratorContext.Mode.STANDALONE) && mainDef != null) {
        for (String conflict : new MainConflictChecker(fileConfig).conflicts) {
            errorReporter.reportError(this.mainDef.getReactorClass(), "Conflicting main reactor in " + conflict);
        }
    }
    // Configure the command factory
    commandFactory.setVerbose();
    if (Objects.equal(context.getMode(), LFGeneratorContext.Mode.STANDALONE) && context.getArgs().containsKey("quiet")) {
        commandFactory.setQuiet();
    }
    // This must be done before desugaring delays below.
    analyzeFederates(context);
    // Process target files. Copy each of them into the src-gen dir.
    // FIXME: Should we do this here? This doesn't make sense for federates the way it is
    // done here.
    copyUserFiles(this.targetConfig, this.fileConfig);
    // Collect reactors and create an instantiation graph.
    // These are needed to figure out which resources we need
    // to validate, which happens in setResources().
    setReactorsAndInstantiationGraph(context.getMode());
    GeneratorUtils.validate(context, fileConfig, instantiationGraph, errorReporter);
    List<Resource> allResources = GeneratorUtils.getResources(reactors);
    resources.addAll(// FIXME: This filter reproduces the behavior of the method it replaces. But why must it be so complicated? Why are we worried about weird corner cases like this?
    allResources.stream().filter(it -> !Objects.equal(it, fileConfig.resource) || mainDef != null && it == mainDef.getReactorClass().eResource()).map(it -> GeneratorUtils.getLFResource(it, fileConfig.getSrcGenBasePath(), context, errorReporter)).collect(Collectors.toList()));
    GeneratorUtils.accommodatePhysicalActionsIfPresent(allResources, getTarget().setsKeepAliveOptionAutomatically(), targetConfig, errorReporter);
    // FIXME: Should the GeneratorBase pull in `files` from imported
    // resources?
    // Reroute connections that have delays associated with them via
    // generated delay reactors.
    transformDelays();
    // Transform connections that reside in mutually exclusive modes and are otherwise conflicting
    // This should be done before creating the instantiation graph
    transformConflictingConnectionsInModalReactors();
    // Invoke these functions a second time because transformations
    // may have introduced new reactors!
    setReactorsAndInstantiationGraph(context.getMode());
    // Check for existence and support of modes
    hasModalReactors = IterableExtensions.exists(reactors, it -> !it.getModes().isEmpty());
    checkModalReactorSupport(false);
    enableSupportForSerializationIfApplicable(context.getCancelIndicator());
}