//===-- lib/Parser/stmt-parser.h --------------------------------*- C++ -*-===// // // Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions. // See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information. // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// #ifndef FORTRAN_PARSER_STMT_PARSER_H_ #define FORTRAN_PARSER_STMT_PARSER_H_ // Basic parsing of statements. #include "basic-parsers.h" #include "token-parsers.h" namespace Fortran::parser { // statement(p) parses Statement

for some statement type P that is the // result type of the argument parser p, while also handling labels and // end-of-statement markers. // R611 label -> digit [digit]... constexpr auto label{space >> digitString64 / spaceCheck}; template inline constexpr auto unterminatedStatement(const PA &p) { return skipStuffBeforeStatement >> sourced(construct>( maybe(label), space >> p)); } constexpr auto endOfLine{ "\n"_ch >> ok || fail("expected end of line"_err_en_US)}; constexpr auto semicolons{";"_ch >> skipMany(";"_tok) / space / maybe("\n"_ch)}; constexpr auto endOfStmt{ space >> withMessage("expected end of statement"_err_en_US, semicolons || endOfLine)}; constexpr auto forceEndOfStmt{recovery(endOfStmt, SkipPast<'\n'>{})}; template inline constexpr auto statement(const PA &p) { return unterminatedStatement(p) / endOfStmt; } // unlabeledStatement() is basically statement() for those few situations // in Fortran where a statement cannot have a label. template inline constexpr auto unlabeledStatement(const PA &p) { return space >> sourced(construct>(p)); } // This unambiguousStatement() variant of statement() provides better error // recovery for contexts containing statements that might have trailing // garbage, but it must be used only when no instance of the statement in // question could also be a legal prefix of some other statement that might // be valid at that point. It only makes sense to use this within "some()" // or "many()" so as to not end the list of statements. template inline constexpr auto unambiguousStatement(const PA &p) { return unterminatedStatement(p) / forceEndOfStmt; } constexpr auto ignoredStatementPrefix{ skipStuffBeforeStatement >> maybe(label) >> maybe(name / ":") >> space}; // Error recovery within a statement() call: skip *to* the end of the line, // unless at an END or CONTAINS statement. constexpr auto inStmtErrorRecovery{!"END"_tok >> !"CONTAINS"_tok >> SkipTo<'\n'>{} >> construct()}; // Error recovery within statement sequences: skip *past* the end of the line, // but not over an END or CONTAINS statement. constexpr auto skipStmtErrorRecovery{!"END"_tok >> !"CONTAINS"_tok >> SkipPast<'\n'>{} >> construct()}; // Error recovery across statements: skip the line, unless it looks // like it might end the containing construct. constexpr auto stmtErrorRecoveryStart{ignoredStatementPrefix}; constexpr auto skipBadLine{SkipPast<'\n'>{} >> construct()}; constexpr auto executionPartErrorRecovery{stmtErrorRecoveryStart >> !"END"_tok >> !"CONTAINS"_tok >> !"ELSE"_tok >> !"CASE"_tok >> !"TYPE IS"_tok >> !"CLASS"_tok >> !"RANK"_tok >> !("!$ACC "_sptok >> "END"_tok) >> !("!$OMP "_sptok >> ("END"_tok || "SECTION"_id)) >> skipBadLine}; // END statement error recovery constexpr auto missingOptionalName{pure>()}; constexpr auto noNameEnd{"END" >> missingOptionalName}; constexpr auto atEndOfStmt{space >> withMessage("expected end of statement"_err_en_US, lookAhead(";\n"_ch))}; constexpr auto bareEnd{noNameEnd / recovery(atEndOfStmt, SkipTo<'\n'>{})}; constexpr auto endStmtErrorRecovery{ ("END"_tok >> SkipTo<'\n'>{} || ok) >> missingOptionalName}; constexpr auto progUnitEndStmtErrorRecovery{ (many(!"END"_tok >> SkipPast<'\n'>{}) >> ("END"_tok >> SkipTo<'\n'>{} || consumedAllInput)) >> missingOptionalName}; } // namespace Fortran::parser #endif // FORTRAN_PARSER_STMT_PARSER_H_