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Two additions...
- Synthesize the funky cast for objc_msgSend(). For the basic case, it looks like... ((id (*)(id, SEL))(void *)objc_msgSend)(obj, sel); The "void *" cast is needed to workaround a GCC "bandaid" (Chris says it has something to do with the inliner). Without the extra "void *" cast, we get spurious warnings/notes that look like... xx.m:17: warning: function called through a non-compatible type xx.m:17: note: if this code is reached, the program will abort - Add prototypes for the ObjC functions we call, objc_msgSend/objc_getClass for now (don't depend on them being included). llvm-svn: 43685
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@ -55,6 +55,12 @@ namespace {
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ConstantStringClassReference = 0;
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NSStringRecord = 0;
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Rewrite.setSourceMgr(Context->SourceMgr);
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const char *s = "extern struct objc_object *objc_msgSend"
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"(struct objc_object *, struct objc_selector *, ...);\n"
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"extern struct objc_object *objc_getClass"
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"(const char *);\n";
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Rewrite.InsertText(SourceLocation::getFileLoc(mainFileID, 0),
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s, strlen(s));
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}
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// Top Level Driver code.
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~RewriteTest();
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// Syntactic Rewriting.
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void RewritePrologue(SourceLocation Loc);
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void RewriteInclude(SourceLocation Loc);
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void RewriteTabs();
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void RewriteForwardClassDecl(ObjcClassDecl *Dcl);
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@ -644,13 +651,53 @@ Stmt *RewriteTest::RewriteMessageExpr(ObjCMessageExpr *Exp) {
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// the original expression, since we will delete it below.
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Exp->setArg(i, 0);
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}
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CallExpr *MessExp = SynthesizeCallToFunctionDecl(MsgSendFunctionDecl,
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&MsgExprs[0], MsgExprs.size());
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// Generate the funky cast.
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CastExpr *cast;
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llvm::SmallVector<QualType, 8> ArgTypes;
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QualType returnType;
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// Push 'id' and 'SEL', the 2 implicit arguments.
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ArgTypes.push_back(Context->getObjcIdType());
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ArgTypes.push_back(Context->getObjcSelType());
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if (ObjcMethodDecl *mDecl = Exp->getMethodDecl()) {
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// Push any user argument types.
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for (int i = 0; i < mDecl->getNumParams(); i++)
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ArgTypes.push_back(mDecl->getParamDecl(i)->getType());
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returnType = mDecl->getResultType();
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} else {
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returnType = Context->getObjcIdType();
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}
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// Get the type, we will need to reference it in a couple spots.
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QualType msgSendType = MsgSendFunctionDecl->getType();
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// Create a reference to the objc_msgSend() declaration.
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DeclRefExpr *DRE = new DeclRefExpr(MsgSendFunctionDecl, msgSendType, SourceLocation());
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// Need to cast objc_msgSend to "void *" (to workaround a GCC bandaid).
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// If we don't do this cast, we get the following bizarre warning/note:
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// xx.m:13: warning: function called through a non-compatible type
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// xx.m:13: note: if this code is reached, the program will abort
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cast = new CastExpr(Context->getPointerType(Context->VoidTy), DRE,
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SourceLocation());
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// Now do the "normal" pointer to function cast.
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QualType castType = Context->getFunctionType(returnType,
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&ArgTypes[0], ArgTypes.size(),
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false/*FIXME:variadic*/);
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castType = Context->getPointerType(castType);
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cast = new CastExpr(castType, cast, SourceLocation());
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// Don't forget the parens to enforce the proper binding.
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ParenExpr *PE = new ParenExpr(SourceLocation(), SourceLocation(), cast);
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const FunctionType *FT = msgSendType->getAsFunctionType();
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CallExpr *CE = new CallExpr(PE, &MsgExprs[0], MsgExprs.size(),
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FT->getResultType(), SourceLocation());
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// Now do the actual rewrite.
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Rewrite.ReplaceStmt(Exp, MessExp);
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Rewrite.ReplaceStmt(Exp, CE);
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delete Exp;
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return MessExp;
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return CE;
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}
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/// SynthesizeObjcInternalStruct - Rewrite one internal struct corresponding to
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