xref: /csrg-svn/old/dbx/symbols.c (revision 9657)

/* Copyright (c) 1982 Regents of the University of California */

static char sccsid[] = "@(#)@(#)symbols.c 1.1 12/15/82";

/*
 * Symbol management.
 */

#include "defs.h"
#include "symbols.h"
#include "languages.h"
#include "printsym.h"
#include "tree.h"
#include "operators.h"
#include "eval.h"
#include "mappings.h"
#include "events.h"
#include "process.h"
#include "runtime.h"
#include "machine.h"
#include "names.h"

#ifndef public
typedef struct Symbol *Symbol;

#include "machine.h"
#include "names.h"
#include "languages.h"

/*
 * Symbol classes
 */

typedef enum {
    BADUSE, CONST, TYPE, VAR, ARRAY, PTRFILE, RECORD, FIELD,
    PROC, FUNC, FVAR, REF, PTR, FILET, SET, RANGE,
    LABEL, WITHPTR, SCAL, STR, PROG, IMPROPER, VARNT,
    FPROC, FFUNC, MODULE, TYPEREF, TAG
} Symclass;

struct Symbol {
    Name name;
    Language language;
    Symclass class : 8;
    Integer level : 8;
    Symbol type;
    Symbol chain;
    union {
	int offset;		/* variable address */
	long iconval;		/* integer constant value */
	double fconval;		/* floating constant value */
	struct {		/* field offset and size (both in bits) */
	    int offset;
	    int length;
	} field;
	struct {		/* range bounds */
	    long lower;
	    long upper;
	} rangev;
	struct {		/* address of function value, code */
	    int offset;
	    Address beginaddr;
	} funcv;
	struct {		/* variant record info */
	    int size;
	    Symbol vtorec;
	    Symbol vtag;
	} varnt;
    } symvalue;
    Symbol block;		/* symbol containing this symbol */
    Symbol next_sym;		/* hash chain */
};

/*
 * Basic types.
 */

Symbol t_boolean;
Symbol t_char;
Symbol t_int;
Symbol t_real;
Symbol t_nil;

Symbol program;
Symbol curfunc;

#define symname(s) ident(s->name)
#define codeloc(f) ((f)->symvalue.funcv.beginaddr)
#define isblock(s) (Boolean) ( \
    s->class == FUNC or s->class == PROC or \
    s->class == MODULE or s->class == PROG \
)

#include "tree.h"

/*
 * Some macros to make finding a symbol with certain attributes.
 */

#define find(s, withname) \
{ \
    s = lookup(withname); \
    while (s != nil and not (s->name == (withname) and

#define where /* qualification */

#define endfind(s) )) { \
	s = s->next_sym; \
    } \
}

#endif

/*
 * Symbol table structure currently does not support deletions.
 */

#define HASHTABLESIZE 2003

private Symbol hashtab[HASHTABLESIZE];

#define hash(name) ((((unsigned) name) >> 2) mod HASHTABLESIZE)

/*
 * Allocate a new symbol.
 */

#define SYMBLOCKSIZE 1000

typedef struct Sympool {
    struct Symbol sym[SYMBLOCKSIZE];
    struct Sympool *prevpool;
} *Sympool;

private Sympool sympool = nil;
private Integer nleft = 0;
private struct Sympool zeropool;

public Symbol symbol_alloc()
{
    register Sympool newpool;

    if (nleft <= 0) {
	newpool = new(Sympool);
	*newpool = zeropool;
	newpool->prevpool = sympool;
	sympool = newpool;
	nleft = SYMBLOCKSIZE;
    }
    --nleft;
    return &(sympool->sym[nleft]);
}

/*
 * Free all the symbols currently allocated.
 */

public symbol_free()
{
    Sympool s, t;
    register Integer i;

    s = sympool;
    while (s != nil) {
	t = s->prevpool;
	dispose(s);
	s = t;
    }
    for (i = 0; i < HASHTABLESIZE; i++) {
	hashtab[i] = nil;
    }
    sympool = nil;
    nleft = 0;
}

/*
 * Create a new symbol with the given attributes.
 */

public Symbol newSymbol(name, blevel, class, type, chain)
Name name;
Integer blevel;
Symclass class;
Symbol type;
Symbol chain;
{
    register Symbol s;

    s = symbol_alloc();
    s->name = name;
    s->level = blevel;
    s->class = class;
    s->type = type;
    s->chain = chain;
    return s;
}

/*
 * Insert a symbol into the hash table.
 */

public Symbol insert(name)
Name name;
{
    register Symbol s;
    register unsigned int h;

    h = hash(name);
    s = symbol_alloc();
    s->name = name;
    s->next_sym = hashtab[h];
    hashtab[h] = s;
    return s;
}

/*
 * Symbol lookup.
 */

public Symbol lookup(name)
Name name;
{
    register Symbol s;
    register unsigned int h;

    h = hash(name);
    s = hashtab[h];
    while (s != nil and s->name != name) {
	s = s->next_sym;
    }
    return s;
}

/*
 * Dump out all the variables associated with the given
 * procedure, function, or program at the given recursive level.
 *
 * This is quite inefficient.  We traverse the entire symbol table
 * each time we're called.  The assumption is that this routine
 * won't be called frequently enough to merit improved performance.
 */

public dumpvars(f, frame)
Symbol f;
Frame frame;
{
    register Integer i;
    register Symbol s;

    for (i = 0; i < HASHTABLESIZE; i++) {
	for (s = hashtab[i]; s != nil; s = s->next_sym) {
	    if (container(s) == f) {
		if (should_print(s)) {
		    printv(s, frame);
		    putchar('\n');
		} else if (s->class == MODULE) {
		    dumpvars(s, frame);
		}
	    }
	}
    }
}

/*
 * Create a builtin type.
 * Builtin types are circular in that btype->type->type = btype.
 */

public Symbol maketype(name, lower, upper)
String name;
long lower;
long upper;
{
    register Symbol s;

    s = newSymbol(identname(name, true), 0, TYPE, nil, nil);
    s->language = findlanguage(".c");
    s->type = newSymbol(nil, 0, RANGE, s, nil);
    s->type->symvalue.rangev.lower = lower;
    s->type->symvalue.rangev.upper = upper;
    return s;
}

/*
 * These functions are now compiled inline.
 *
 * public String symname(s)
Symbol s;
{
    checkref(s);
    return ident(s->name);
}

 *
 * public Address codeloc(f)
Symbol f;
{
    checkref(f);
    if (not isblock(f)) {
	panic("codeloc: \"%s\" is not a block", ident(f->name));
    }
    return f->symvalue.funcv.beginaddr;
}
 *
 */

/*
 * Reduce type to avoid worrying about type names.
 */

public Symbol rtype(type)
Symbol type;
{
    register Symbol t;

    t = type;
    if (t != nil) {
	if (t->class == VAR or t->class == FIELD) {
	    t = t->type;
	}
	while (t->class == TYPE or t->class == TAG) {
	    t = t->type;
	}
    }
    return t;
}

public Integer level(s)
Symbol s;
{
    checkref(s);
    return s->level;
}

public Symbol container(s)
Symbol s;
{
    checkref(s);
    return s->block;
}

/*
 * Return the object address of the given symbol.
 *
 * There are the following possibilities:
 *
 *	globals		- just take offset
 *	locals		- take offset from locals base
 *	arguments	- take offset from argument base
 *	register	- offset is register number
 */

#define isglobal(s)		(s->level == 1 or s->level == 2)
#define islocaloff(s)		(s->level >= 3 and s->symvalue.offset < 0)
#define isparamoff(s)		(s->level >= 3 and s->symvalue.offset >= 0)
#define isreg(s)		(s->level < 0)

public Address address(s, frame)
Symbol s;
Frame frame;
{
    register Frame frp;
    register Address addr;
    register Symbol cur;

    checkref(s);
    if (not isactive(s->block)) {
	error("\"%s\" is not currently defined", symname(s));
    } else if (isglobal(s)) {
	addr = s->symvalue.offset;
    } else {
	frp = frame;
	if (frp == nil) {
	    cur = s->block;
	    while (cur != nil and cur->class == MODULE) {
		cur = cur->block;
	    }
	    if (cur == nil) {
		cur = whatblock(pc);
	    }
	    frp = findframe(cur);
	    if (frp == nil) {
		panic("unexpected nil frame for \"%s\"", symname(s));
	    }
	}
	if (islocaloff(s)) {
	    addr = locals_base(frp) + s->symvalue.offset;
	} else if (isparamoff(s)) {
	    addr = args_base(frp) + s->symvalue.offset;
	} else if (isreg(s)) {
	    addr = savereg(s->symvalue.offset, frp);
	} else {
	    panic("address: bad symbol \"%s\"", symname(s));
	}
    }
    return addr;
}

/*
 * Define a symbol used to access register values.
 */

public defregname(n, r)
Name n;
Integer r;
{
    register Symbol s, t;

    s = insert(n);
    t = newSymbol(nil, 0, PTR, t_int, nil);
    t->language = findlanguage(".s");
    s->language = t->language;
    s->class = VAR;
    s->level = -3;
    s->type = t;
    s->block = program;
    s->symvalue.offset = r;
}

/*
 * Resolve an "abstract" type reference.
 *
 * It is possible in C to define a pointer to a type, but never define
 * the type in a particular source file.  Here we try to resolve
 * the type definition.  This is problematic, it is possible to
 * have multiple, different definitions for the same name type.
 */

public findtype(s)
Symbol s;
{
    register Symbol t, u, prev;

    u = s;
    prev = nil;
    while (u != nil and u->class != BADUSE) {
	if (u->name != nil) {
	    prev = u;
	}
	u = u->type;
    }
    if (prev == nil) {
	error("couldn't find link to type reference");
    }
    find(t, prev->name) where
	t->type != nil and t->class == prev->class and
	t->type->class != BADUSE and t->block->class == MODULE
    endfind(t);
    if (t == nil) {
	error("couldn't resolve reference");
    } else {
	prev->type = t->type;
    }
}

/*
 * Find the size in bytes of the given type.
 *
 * This is probably the WRONG thing to do.  The size should be kept
 * as an attribute in the symbol information as is done for structures
 * and fields.  I haven't gotten around to cleaning this up yet.
 */

#define MINCHAR -128
#define MAXCHAR 127
#define MINSHORT -32768
#define MAXSHORT 32767

public Integer size(sym)
Symbol sym;
{
    register Symbol s, t;
    register int nel, elsize;
    long lower, upper;
    int r;

    t = sym;
    checkref(t);
    switch (t->class) {
	case RANGE:
	    lower = t->symvalue.rangev.lower;
	    upper = t->symvalue.rangev.upper;
	    if (upper == 0 and lower > 0) {		/* real */
		r = lower;
	    } else if (lower >= MINCHAR and upper <= MAXCHAR) {
		r = sizeof(char);
	    } else if (lower >= MINSHORT and upper <= MAXSHORT) {
		r = sizeof(short);
	    } else {
		r = sizeof(long);
	    }
	    break;

	case ARRAY:
	    elsize = size(t->type);
	    nel = 1;
	    for (t = t->chain; t != nil; t = t->chain) {
		s = rtype(t);
		lower = s->symvalue.rangev.lower;
		upper = s->symvalue.rangev.upper;
		nel *= (upper-lower+1);
	    }
	    r = nel*elsize;
	    break;

	case VAR:
	case FVAR:
	    r = size(t->type);
	    if (r < sizeof(Word)) {
		r = sizeof(Word);
	    }
	    break;

	case CONST:
	    r = size(t->type);
	    break;

	case TYPE:
	    if (t->type->class == PTR and t->type->type->class == BADUSE) {
		findtype(t);
	    }
	    r = size(t->type);
	    break;

	case TAG:
	    r = size(t->type);
	    break;

	case FIELD:
	    r = (t->symvalue.field.length + 7) div 8;
	    break;

	case RECORD:
	case VARNT:
	    r = t->symvalue.offset;
	    if (r == 0 and t->chain != nil) {
		panic("missing size information for record");
	    }
	    break;

	case PTR:
	case REF:
	case FILET:
	    r = sizeof(Word);
	    break;

	case SCAL:
	    if (t->symvalue.iconval > 255) {
		r = sizeof(short);
	    } else {
		r = sizeof(char);
	    }
	    break;

	case FPROC:
	case FFUNC:
	    r = sizeof(Word);
	    break;

	case PROC:
	case FUNC:
	case MODULE:
	case PROG:
	    r = sizeof(Symbol);
	    break;

	default:
	    if (ord(t->class) > ord(TYPEREF)) {
		panic("size: bad class (%d)", ord(t->class));
	    } else {
		error("improper operation on a %s", classname(t));
	    }
	    /* NOTREACHED */
    }
    if (r < sizeof(Word) and isparam(sym)) {
	r = sizeof(Word);
    }
    return r;
}

/*
 * Test if a symbol is a parameter.  This is true if there
 * is a cycle from s->block to s via chain pointers.
 */

public Boolean isparam(s)
Symbol s;
{
    register Symbol t;

    t = s->block;
    while (t != nil and t != s) {
	t = t->chain;
    }
    return (Boolean) (t != nil);
}

/*
 * Test if a symbol is a var parameter, i.e. has class REF.
 */

public Boolean isvarparam(s)
Symbol s;
{
    return (Boolean) (s->class == REF);
}

/*
 * Test if a symbol is a variable (actually any addressible quantity
 * with do).
 */

public Boolean isvariable(s)
register Symbol s;
{
    return (Boolean) (s->class == VAR or s->class == FVAR or s->class == REF);
}

/*
 * Test if a symbol is a block, e.g. function, procedure, or the
 * main program.
 *
 * This function is now expanded inline for efficiency.
 *
 * public Boolean isblock(s)
register Symbol s;
{
    return (Boolean) (
	s->class == FUNC or s->class == PROC or
	s->class == MODULE or s->class == PROG
    );
}
 *
 */

/*
 * Test if a symbol is a module.
 */

public Boolean ismodule(s)
register Symbol s;
{
    return (Boolean) (s->class == MODULE);
}

/*
 * Test if a symbol is builtin, that is, a predefined type or
 * reserved word.
 */

public Boolean isbuiltin(s)
register Symbol s;
{
    return (Boolean) (s->level == 0 and s->class != PROG and s->class != VAR);
}

/*
 * Test if two types match.
 * Equivalent names implies a match in any language.
 *
 * Special symbols must be handled with care.
 */

public Boolean compatible(t1, t2)
register Symbol t1, t2;
{
    Boolean b;

    if (t1 == t2) {
	b = true;
    } else if (t1 == nil or t2 == nil) {
	b = false;
    } else if (t1 == procsym) {
	b = isblock(t2);
    } else if (t2 == procsym) {
	b = isblock(t1);
    } else if (t1->language == nil) {
	b = (Boolean) (t2->language == nil or
	    (*language_op(t2->language, L_TYPEMATCH))(t1, t2));
    } else {
	b = (Boolean) (*language_op(t1->language, L_TYPEMATCH))(t1, t2);
    }
    return b;
}

/*
 * Check for a type of the given name.
 */

public Boolean istypename(type, name)
Symbol type;
String name;
{
    Symbol t;
    Boolean b;

    t = type;
    checkref(t);
    b = (Boolean) (
	t->class == TYPE and t->name == identname(name, true)
    );
    return b;
}

/*
 * Test if the name of a symbol is uniquely defined or not.
 */

public Boolean isambiguous(s)
register Symbol s;
{
    register Symbol t;

    find(t, s->name) where t != s endfind(t);
    return (Boolean) (t != nil);
}

typedef char *Arglist;

#define nextarg(type)  ((type *) (ap += sizeof(type)))[-1]

private Symbol mkstring();
private Symbol namenode();

/*
 * Determine the type of a parse tree.
 * Also make some symbol-dependent changes to the tree such as
 * changing removing RVAL nodes for constant symbols.
 */

public assigntypes(p)
register Node p;
{
    register Node p1;
    register Symbol s;

    switch (p->op) {
	case O_SYM:
	    p->nodetype = namenode(p);
	    break;

	case O_LCON:
	    p->nodetype = t_int;
	    break;

	case O_FCON:
	    p->nodetype = t_real;
	    break;

	case O_SCON:
	    p->value.scon = strdup(p->value.scon);
	    s = mkstring(p->value.scon);
	    if (s == t_char) {
		p->op = O_LCON;
		p->value.lcon = p->value.scon[0];
	    }
	    p->nodetype = s;
	    break;

	case O_INDIR:
	    p1 = p->value.arg[0];
	    chkclass(p1, PTR);
	    p->nodetype = rtype(p1->nodetype)->type;
	    break;

	case O_DOT:
	    p->nodetype = p->value.arg[1]->value.sym;
	    break;

	case O_RVAL:
	    p1 = p->value.arg[0];
	    p->nodetype = p1->nodetype;
	    if (p1->op == O_SYM) {
		if (p1->nodetype->class == FUNC) {
		    p->op = O_CALL;
		    p->value.arg[1] = nil;
		} else if (p1->value.sym->class == CONST) {
		    if (compatible(p1->value.sym->type, t_real)) {
			p->op = O_FCON;
			p->value.fcon = p1->value.sym->symvalue.fconval;
			p->nodetype = t_real;
			dispose(p1);
		    } else {
			p->op = O_LCON;
			p->value.lcon = p1->value.sym->symvalue.iconval;
			p->nodetype = p1->value.sym->type;
			dispose(p1);
		    }
		} else if (isreg(p1->value.sym)) {
		    p->op = O_SYM;
		    p->value.sym = p1->value.sym;
		    dispose(p1);
		}
	    } else if (p1->op == O_INDIR and p1->value.arg[0]->op == O_SYM) {
		s = p1->value.arg[0]->value.sym;
		if (isreg(s)) {
		    p1->op = O_SYM;
		    dispose(p1->value.arg[0]);
		    p1->value.sym = s;
		    p1->nodetype = s;
		}
	    }
	    break;

	/*
	 * Perform a cast if the call is of the form "type(expr)".
	 */
	case O_CALL:
	    p1 = p->value.arg[0];
	    if (p1->op == O_SYM and
	      (p1->value.sym->class == TYPE or p1->value.sym->class == TAG)) {
		s = p1->value.sym;
		dispose(p1);
		p1 = p->value.arg[1];
		assert(p1->op == O_COMMA);
		if (p1->value.arg[1] != nil) {
		    error("unexpected comma within type conversion");
		}
		p->op = O_RVAL;
		p->value.arg[0] = p1->value.arg[0];
		p->nodetype = s;
		p->value.arg[0]->nodetype = s;
		dispose(p1);
	    } else {
		p->nodetype = rtype(p1->nodetype)->type;
	    }
	    break;

	case O_ITOF:
	    p->nodetype = t_real;
	    break;

	case O_NEG:
	    s = p->value.arg[0]->nodetype;
	    if (not compatible(s, t_int)) {
		if (not compatible(s, t_real)) {
		    beginerrmsg();
		    prtree(stderr, p->value.arg[0]);
		    fprintf(stderr, "is improper type");
		    enderrmsg();
		} else {
		    p->op = O_NEGF;
		}
	    }
	    p->nodetype = s;
	    break;

	case O_ADD:
	case O_SUB:
	case O_MUL:
	case O_LT:
	case O_LE:
	case O_GT:
	case O_GE:
	case O_EQ:
	case O_NE:
	{
	    Boolean t1real, t2real;
	    Symbol t1, t2;

	    t1 = rtype(p->value.arg[0]->nodetype);
	    t2 = rtype(p->value.arg[1]->nodetype);
	    t1real = compatible(t1, t_real);
	    t2real = compatible(t2, t_real);
	    if (t1real or t2real) {
		p->op = (Operator) (ord(p->op) + 1);
		if (not t1real) {
		    p->value.arg[0] = build(O_ITOF, p->value.arg[0]);
		} else if (not t2real) {
		    p->value.arg[1] = build(O_ITOF, p->value.arg[1]);
		}
	    } else {
		if (t1real) {
		    convert(&(p->value.arg[0]), t_int, O_NOP);
		}
		if (t2real) {
		    convert(&(p->value.arg[1]), t_int, O_NOP);
		}
	    }
	    if (ord(p->op) >= ord(O_LT)) {
		p->nodetype = t_boolean;
	    } else {
		if (t1real or t2real) {
		    p->nodetype = t_real;
		} else {
		    p->nodetype = t_int;
		}
	    }
	    break;
	}

	case O_DIVF:
	    convert(&(p->value.arg[0]), t_real, O_ITOF);
	    convert(&(p->value.arg[1]), t_real, O_ITOF);
	    p->nodetype = t_real;
	    break;

	case O_DIV:
	case O_MOD:
	    convert(&(p->value.arg[0]), t_int, O_NOP);
	    convert(&(p->value.arg[1]), t_int, O_NOP);
	    p->nodetype = t_int;
	    break;

	case O_AND:
	case O_OR:
	    chkboolean(p->value.arg[0]);
	    chkboolean(p->value.arg[1]);
	    p->nodetype = t_boolean;
	    break;

	case O_QLINE:
	    p->nodetype = t_int;
	    break;

	default:
	    p->nodetype = nil;
	    break;
    }
}

/*
 * Create a node for a name.  The symbol for the name has already
 * been chosen, either implicitly with "which" or explicitly from
 * the dot routine.
 */

private Symbol namenode(p)
Node p;
{
    register Symbol r, s;
    register Node np;

    s = p->value.sym;
    if (s->class == REF) {
	np = new(Node);
	np->op = p->op;
	np->nodetype = s;
	np->value.sym = s;
	p->op = O_INDIR;
	p->value.arg[0] = np;
    }
/*
 * Old way
 *
    if (s->class == CONST or s->class == VAR or s->class == FVAR) {
	r = s->type;
    } else {
	r = s;
    }
 *
 */
    return s;
}

/*
 * Convert a tree to a type via a conversion operator;
 * if this isn't possible generate an error.
 *
 * Note the tree is call by address, hence the #define below.
 */

private convert(tp, typeto, op)
Node *tp;
Symbol typeto;
Operator op;
{
#define tree    (*tp)

    Symbol s;

    s = rtype(tree->nodetype);
    typeto = rtype(typeto);
    if (compatible(typeto, t_real) and compatible(s, t_int)) {
	tree = build(op, tree);
    } else if (not compatible(s, typeto)) {
	beginerrmsg();
	prtree(stderr, s);
	fprintf(stderr, " is improper type");
	enderrmsg();
    } else if (op != O_NOP and s != typeto) {
	tree = build(op, tree);
    }

#undef tree
}

/*
 * Construct a node for the dot operator.
 *
 * If the left operand is not a record, but rather a procedure
 * or function, then we interpret the "." as referencing an
 * "invisible" variable; i.e. a variable within a dynamically
 * active block but not within the static scope of the current procedure.
 */

public Node dot(record, fieldname)
Node record;
Name fieldname;
{
    register Node p;
    register Symbol s, t;

    if (isblock(record->nodetype)) {
	find(s, fieldname) where
	    s->block == record->nodetype and
	    s->class != FIELD and s->class != TAG
	endfind(s);
	if (s == nil) {
	    beginerrmsg();
	    fprintf(stderr, "\"%s\" is not defined in ", ident(fieldname));
	    printname(stderr, record->nodetype);
	    enderrmsg();
	}
	p = new(Node);
	p->op = O_SYM;
	p->value.sym = s;
	p->nodetype = namenode(p);
    } else {
	p = record;
	t = rtype(p->nodetype);
	if (t->class == PTR) {
	    s = findfield(fieldname, t->type);
	} else {
	    s = findfield(fieldname, t);
	}
	if (s == nil) {
	    beginerrmsg();
	    fprintf(stderr, "\"%s\" is not a field in ", ident(fieldname));
	    prtree(stderr, record);
	    enderrmsg();
	}
	if (t->class == PTR and not isreg(record->nodetype)) {
	    p = build(O_INDIR, record);
	}
	p = build(O_DOT, p, build(O_SYM, s));
    }
    return p;
}

/*
 * Return a tree corresponding to an array reference and do the
 * error checking.
 */

public Node subscript(a, slist)
Node a, slist;
{
    register Symbol t;
    register Node p;
    Symbol etype, atype, eltype;
    Node esub, olda;

    olda = a;
    t = rtype(a->nodetype);
    if (t->class != ARRAY) {
	beginerrmsg();
	prtree(stderr, a);
	fprintf(stderr, " is not an array");
	enderrmsg();
    }
    eltype = t->type;
    p = slist;
    t = t->chain;
    for (; p != nil and t != nil; p = p->value.arg[1], t = t->chain) {
	esub = p->value.arg[0];
	etype = rtype(esub->nodetype);
	atype = rtype(t);
	if (not compatible(atype, etype)) {
	    beginerrmsg();
	    fprintf(stderr, "subscript ");
	    prtree(stderr, esub);
	    fprintf(stderr, " is the wrong type");
	    enderrmsg();
	}
	a = build(O_INDEX, a, esub);
	a->nodetype = eltype;
    }
    if (p != nil or t != nil) {
	beginerrmsg();
	if (p != nil) {
	    fprintf(stderr, "too many subscripts for ");
	} else {
	    fprintf(stderr, "not enough subscripts for ");
	}
	prtree(stderr, olda);
	enderrmsg();
    }
    return a;
}

/*
 * Evaluate a subscript index.
 */

public int evalindex(s, i)
Symbol s;
long i;
{
    long lb, ub;

    s = rtype(s)->chain;
    lb = s->symvalue.rangev.lower;
    ub = s->symvalue.rangev.upper;
    if (i < lb or i > ub) {
	error("subscript out of range");
    }
    return (i - lb);
}

/*
 * Check to see if a tree is boolean-valued, if not it's an error.
 */

public chkboolean(p)
register Node p;
{
    if (p->nodetype != t_boolean) {
	beginerrmsg();
	fprintf(stderr, "found ");
	prtree(stderr, p);
	fprintf(stderr, ", expected boolean expression");
	enderrmsg();
    }
}

/*
 * Check to make sure the given tree has a type of the given class.
 */

private chkclass(p, class)
Node p;
Symclass class;
{
    struct Symbol tmpsym;

    tmpsym.class = class;
    if (rtype(p->nodetype)->class != class) {
	beginerrmsg();
	fprintf(stderr, "\"");
	prtree(stderr, p);
	fprintf(stderr, "\" is not a %s", classname(&tmpsym));
	enderrmsg();
    }
}

/*
 * Construct a node for the type of a string.  While we're at it,
 * scan the string for '' that collapse to ', and chop off the ends.
 */

private Symbol mkstring(str)
String str;
{
    register char *p, *q;
    register Symbol s;

    p = str;
    q = str;
    while (*p != '\0') {
	if (*p == '\\') {
	    ++p;
	}
	*q = *p;
	++p;
	++q;
    }
    *q = '\0';
    s = newSymbol(nil, 0, ARRAY, t_char, nil);
    s->language = findlanguage(".s");
    s->chain = newSymbol(nil, 0, RANGE, t_int, nil);
    s->chain->language = s->language;
    s->chain->symvalue.rangev.lower = 1;
    s->chain->symvalue.rangev.upper = p - str + 1;
    return s;
}

/*
 * Free up the space allocated for a string type.
 */

public unmkstring(s)
Symbol s;
{
    dispose(s->chain);
}

/*
 * Figure out the "current" variable or function being referred to,
 * this is either the active one or the most visible from the
 * current scope.
 */

public Symbol which(n)
Name n;
{
    register Symbol s, p, t, f;

    find(s, n) where s->class != FIELD and s->class != TAG endfind(s);
    if (s == nil) {
	s = lookup(n);
    }
    if (s == nil) {
	error("\"%s\" is not defined", ident(n));
    } else if (s == program or isbuiltin(s)) {
	t = s;
    } else {
    /*
     * Old way
     *
	if (not isactive(program)) {
	    f = program;
	} else {
	    f = whatblock(pc);
	    if (f == nil) {
		panic("no block for addr 0x%x", pc);
	    }
	}
     *
     * Now start with curfunc.
     */
	p = curfunc;
	do {
	    find(t, n) where
		t->block == p and t->class != FIELD and t->class != TAG
	    endfind(t);
	    p = p->block;
	} while (t == nil and p != nil);
	if (t == nil) {
	    t = s;
	}
    }
    return t;
}

/*
 * Find the symbol which is has the same name and scope as the
 * given symbol but is of the given field.  Return nil if there is none.
 */

public Symbol findfield(fieldname, record)
Name fieldname;
Symbol record;
{
    register Symbol t;

    t = rtype(record)->chain;
    while (t != nil and t->name != fieldname) {
	t = t->chain;
    }
    return t;
}