CScope Class Reference

The CScope class keeps track of the state of a single rebi call. More...

Collaboration diagram for CScope:

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Public Member Functions
void	Construct (CScope *c, CProcessData *owner)
	The Construct function sets up the internal data associated with the CScope.
void	Destruct ()
	The Destruct function cleans up the internal structure of the CScope.
Public Attributes
long	references
	The number of pointers to this CScope object.
LongArray	mynames
	names of variables declared with my, as indices into the string table
CThingArray	myrefs
	pointers to rebi that are "my" type variables
CThingStack *	params
	the parameters specified when the rebi was called
CThingStack *	usings
	the usings specified when the rebi was called
CThingStack	localstack
	the local stack being built
CThingStack	usingsstack
	the local usings being built
CThing *	currentthing
	the rebi called
unsigned long	codeposition
	the current byte code
CScope *	caller
	the calling scope
CProcessData *	processdata
	The process which the scope belongs to.
unsigned long	scopedata [3]
	Extra data used to expand the functiononality of the scope object.
HANDLE	mutex
	A unique mutex for the scope.

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Detailed Description

The CScope class keeps track of the state of a single rebi call.

Each scope has two interal stacks that are used to keep track of functions to be called, parameters to be passed to them and their returns.

See also:

CThing

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Member Function Documentation

void CScope::Construct (  CScope *  c, CProcessData *  owner )

The Construct function sets up the internal data associated with the CScope. Initially parameters, usings, and the rebi that this scope is associated with are NULL. scopedata[0] is set to 0, scopedata[1] to 0xFFFFFFFF, and scopedata[2] to 0. Parameters: c  the scope that called this one. owner  the process that the scope belongs to.

void CScope::Destruct (   )

The Destruct function cleans up the internal structure of the CScope. Any my type variables still associated with the scope are relases through calls to ReleaseCThing(). See also: ReleaseCThing()

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Member Data Documentation

unsigned long CScope::scopedata[3]

Extra data used to expand the functiononality of the scope object. scopedata[0] holds flags, only the lower 2 bits are in use for if-else flags. scopedata[1] holds the label of the scope. scopedata[2] is unused.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• CentumSharedCode.h
• CScope.cpp

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