def check_wellformedness(checker, node_):
context_ = checker.get_context()
sigs = get_message_children(node_)
subj = get_role(node_)
# Section 4.6.9 -- bound interrupt role
if not context_.is_role_declared(subj):
util.report_error("Bad interrupt role: " + subj)
tmp = context_.get_operators().items()
for sig in sigs:
if util.get_node_type(sig) == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
#tmp = context_.get_operators().items()
# Section 4.6.9 -- well-formed message signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, sig)
op = context_.get_current_scope() + '.' \
+ messagesignature_get_operator(sig)
# interrupt sig belongs to the scope of the interruptible
for (src, _), ops in tmp:
if op in ops:
# Section 4.6.9 -- op is not in any potential ops set of
# block for subj
if subj == src:
util.report_error("Bad interrupt operator: " + op)
#context_ = context_.add_operator()
# FIXME: can't do currently: interrupt messages have no
# specific dest (need to look up all possible
# destinations, or could make a special broadcast value
# constant?) -- top-level interruptible inside a choice
# block can also be an enabling op
else:
raise RuntimeError("TODO: " + parameter_get_parameter_name(sig))
def check_wellformedness(checker, node_):
context_ = checker.get_context()
sigs = get_message_children(node_)
subj = get_role(node_)
# Section 4.6.9 -- bound interrupt role
if not context_.is_role_declared(subj):
util.report_error("Bad interrupt role: " + subj)
tmp = context_.get_operators().items()
for sig in sigs:
if util.get_node_type(sig) == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
#tmp = context_.get_operators().items()
# Section 4.6.9 -- well-formed message signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, sig)
op = context_.get_current_scope() + '.' \
+ messagesignature_get_operator(sig)
# interrupt sig belongs to the scope of the interruptible
for (src, _), ops in tmp:
if op in ops:
# Section 4.6.9 -- op is not in any potential ops set of
# block for subj
if subj == src:
util.report_error("Bad interrupt operator: " + op)
#context_ = context_.add_operator()
# FIXME: can't do currently: interrupt messages have no
# specific dest (need to look up all possible
# destinations, or could make a special broadcast value
# constant?) -- top-level interruptible inside a choice
# block can also be an enabling op
else:
raise RuntimeError("TODO: " + parameter_get_parameter_name(sig))
def check_wellformedness_enter(checker, node_):
context = checker.get_context()
msg = get_message_child(node_) # node
mtype = util.get_node_type(msg)
src = get_source(node_) # string
dests = get_destinations(node_) # string
# Will be assigned depending on whether message is a concrete signature or a
# parameter
op = None # string
param = None # string
# Section 4.6.5 -- message is a well-formed message-signature or a bound sig
# parameter
if mtype == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.5 -- Well-formed message-signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, msg)
#op = messagesignature.get_operator(msg)
op = context.get_current_scope() + '.' + messagesignature_get_operator(
msg)
else:
# Not a message signature, should be a sig parameter
param = parameter_get_name(msg)
op = param
params = context.get_parameters()
if not param in params.keys(): # Bound parameter
util.report_error("Bad parameter: " + param)
if params[param] != constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
# sig parameter # HACK?: using the KW
util.report_error("Bad type parameter: " + param)
# Section 4.6.5 -- source role is bound
if not context.is_role_declared(src):
util.report_error("Bad source role: " + src)
# Section 4.6.6 -- the non-at roles of a choice must occur in receiver position
# (i.e. be "enabled" -- the at-role is enabled implicitly) before occuring in
# any non- transfer-receiver position, such as a nested choice at-position
# here)
if not context.is_role_enabled(src):
util.report_error("Role not enabled: " + src)
# Destination roles
tmp = []
for dest in dests:
# Section 4.6.5 -- bound destination roles
if not context.is_role_declared(dest):
util.report_error("Bad destination role: " + dest)
if dest in tmp: # Section 4.6.5 -- distinct destination roles
util.report_error("Duplicate destination role: " + dest)
tmp.append(dest)
def check_wellformedness_enter(checker, node_):
context = checker.get_context()
msg = get_message_child(node_) # node
mtype = util.get_node_type(msg)
src = get_source(node_) # string
dests = get_destinations(node_) # string
# Will be assigned depending on whether message is a concrete signature or a
# parameter
op = None # string
param = None # string
# Section 4.6.5 -- message is a well-formed message-signature or a bound sig
# parameter
if mtype == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.5 -- Well-formed message-signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, msg)
#op = messagesignature.get_operator(msg)
op = context.get_current_scope() + '.' + messagesignature_get_operator(msg)
else:
# Not a message signature, should be a sig parameter
param = parameter_get_name(msg)
op = param
params = context.get_parameters()
if not param in params.keys(): # Bound parameter
util.report_error("Bad parameter: " + param)
if params[param] != constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
# sig parameter # HACK?: using the KW
util.report_error("Bad type parameter: " + param)
# Section 4.6.5 -- source role is bound
if not context.is_role_declared(src):
util.report_error("Bad source role: " + src)
# Section 4.6.6 -- the non-at roles of a choice must occur in receiver position
# (i.e. be "enabled" -- the at-role is enabled implicitly) before occuring in
# any non- transfer-receiver position, such as a nested choice at-position
# here)
if not context.is_role_enabled(src):
util.report_error("Role not enabled: " + src)
# Destination roles
tmp = []
for dest in dests:
# Section 4.6.5 -- bound destination roles
if not context.is_role_declared(dest):
util.report_error("Bad destination role: " + dest)
if dest in tmp: # Section 4.6.5 -- distinct destination roles
util.report_error("Duplicate destination role: " + dest)
tmp.append(dest)
def check_wellformedness(checker, target, node_):
context_ = checker.get_context()
tree = context_.get_visible_global(target)
pdl = globalprotocoldecl_get_parameterdecllist_child(tree)
paramlist = parameterdecllist_get_parameterdecl_children(pdl)
# Section 4.6.3 -- lengths of argument list and parameter decl list are the
# same
args = get_argument_children(node_)
if len(args) != len(paramlist): # This check includes empty lists
util.report_error("Bad number of arguments, expected: " + \
str(len(paramlist)))
argmap = {} # params -> args (args are the MESSAGESIGNATURE nodes)
params = paramlist.__iter__()
for argpair in args:
#{
# FIXME: tidy up usage of argpair and arg
#arg = argument.get_arg(argpair)
arg = argument_get_arg_child(argpair)
targ_pd = params.next()
# Section 4.6.3 -- for each argument, one of the two cases must hold:
kind = parameterdecl_get_kind(targ_pd)
#if kind == constants.SIGKW: # HACK: KW constant
# Section 4.6.3 -- case (1): the target parameter is a sig parameter
if kind == constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
# Should annotations be allowed here?
if util.get_node_type(
arg) == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a well-formed
# message-signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, arg)
# Well-formed message-signature
else:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a bound sig parameter
#util.report_error('Expected sig argument: ' + arg)
param = argument_get_arg(argpair)
if param not in context_.get_parameters().keys():
# The argument isn't a valid parameter
util.report_error("Bad argument : " + param)
#if context_.get_parameter(param) != constants.SIGKW:
if context_.get_parameter(param) != \
constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
util.report_error("Expected sig parameter: " + param)
##argmap[parameter.get_parameter_name(params.next())] = arg
#elif kind == constants.TYPEKW:
# Section 4.6.3 -- case (2): the target parameter is a type parameter
elif kind == constants.KIND_PAYLOAD_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a visible payload or a
# bound type parameter
val = argument_get_arg(argpair)
if val not in context_.get_visible_payloads():
# FIXME: factor out with payload
#if context_.get_current_module() + '.' + val in context_.get_visible_payloads():
if val not in context_.get_parameters().keys():
util.report_error("Bad argument: " + val)
##if not(context_.get_parameter(val) == constants.TYPEKW):
if context_.get_parameter(val) != constants.KIND_PAYLOAD_TYPE:
util.report_error("Expected type parameter: " + val)
else:
raise Exception("Shouldn't get in here: " + kind)
# Section 4.6.3 -- argument parameter must match the declared parameter
# in the target protocol declaration
if argument_has_parameter_child(argpair):
theirs = argument_get_parameter(argpair)
if theirs != parameterdecl_get_name(targ_pd):
util.report_error("Bad role parameter: " + theirs)
argmap[parameterdecl_get_declaration_name(targ_pd)] = arg
#}
return argmap
def check_wellformedness(checker, target, node_):
context_ = checker.get_context()
tree = context_.get_visible_global(target)
pdl = globalprotocoldecl_get_parameterdecllist_child(tree)
paramlist = parameterdecllist_get_parameterdecl_children(pdl)
# Section 4.6.3 -- lengths of argument list and parameter decl list are the
# same
args = get_argument_children(node_)
if len(args) != len(paramlist): # This check includes empty lists
util.report_error("Bad number of arguments, expected: " + \
str(len(paramlist)))
argmap = {} # params -> args (args are the MESSAGESIGNATURE nodes)
params = paramlist.__iter__()
for argpair in args:
#{
# FIXME: tidy up usage of argpair and arg
#arg = argument.get_arg(argpair)
arg = argument_get_arg_child(argpair)
targ_pd = params.next()
# Section 4.6.3 -- for each argument, one of the two cases must hold:
kind = parameterdecl_get_kind(targ_pd)
#if kind == constants.SIGKW: # HACK: KW constant
# Section 4.6.3 -- case (1): the target parameter is a sig parameter
if kind == constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
# Should annotations be allowed here?
if util.get_node_type(arg) == constants.MESSAGE_SIGNATURE_NODE_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a well-formed
# message-signature
messagesignature_check_wellformedness(checker, arg)
# Well-formed message-signature
else:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a bound sig parameter
#util.report_error('Expected sig argument: ' + arg)
param = argument_get_arg(argpair)
if param not in context_.get_parameters().keys():
# The argument isn't a valid parameter
util.report_error("Bad argument : " + param)
#if context_.get_parameter(param) != constants.SIGKW:
if context_.get_parameter(param) != \
constants.KIND_MESSAGE_SIGNATURE:
util.report_error("Expected sig parameter: " + param)
##argmap[parameter.get_parameter_name(params.next())] = arg
#elif kind == constants.TYPEKW:
# Section 4.6.3 -- case (2): the target parameter is a type parameter
elif kind == constants.KIND_PAYLOAD_TYPE:
# Section 4.6.3 -- the argument should be a visible payload or a
# bound type parameter
val = argument_get_arg(argpair)
if val not in context_.get_visible_payloads():
# FIXME: factor out with payload
#if context_.get_current_module() + '.' + val in context_.get_visible_payloads():
if val not in context_.get_parameters().keys():
util.report_error("Bad argument: " + val)
##if not(context_.get_parameter(val) == constants.TYPEKW):
if context_.get_parameter(val) != constants.KIND_PAYLOAD_TYPE:
util.report_error("Expected type parameter: " + val)
else:
raise Exception("Shouldn't get in here: " + kind)
# Section 4.6.3 -- argument parameter must match the declared parameter
# in the target protocol declaration
if argument_has_parameter_child(argpair):
theirs = argument_get_parameter(argpair)
if theirs != parameterdecl_get_name(targ_pd):
util.report_error("Bad role parameter: " + theirs)
argmap[parameterdecl_get_declaration_name(targ_pd)] = arg
#}
return argmap