/*
 * src/interfaces/ecpg/preproc/type.h
 */
#ifndef _ECPG_PREPROC_TYPE_H
#define _ECPG_PREPROC_TYPE_H

#include "ecpgtype.h"

struct ECPGtype;
struct ECPGstruct_member
{
	char	   *name;
	struct ECPGtype *type;
	struct ECPGstruct_member *next;
};

struct ECPGtype
{
	enum ECPGttype type;
	char	   *type_name;		/* For struct and union types it is the struct
								 * name */
	char	   *size;			/* For array it is the number of elements. For
								 * varchar it is the maxsize of the area. */
	char	   *struct_sizeof;	/* For a struct this is the sizeof() type as
								 * string */
	union
	{
		struct ECPGtype *element;	/* For an array this is the type of the
									 * element */
		struct ECPGstruct_member *members;	/* A pointer to a list of members. */
	}			u;
	int			counter;
};

/* Everything is malloced. */
void		ECPGmake_struct_member(const char *name, struct ECPGtype *type,
								   struct ECPGstruct_member **start);
struct ECPGtype *ECPGmake_simple_type(enum ECPGttype type, const char *size, int counter);
struct ECPGtype *ECPGmake_array_type(struct ECPGtype *type, const char *size);
struct ECPGtype *ECPGmake_struct_type(struct ECPGstruct_member *rm,
									  enum ECPGttype type,
									  const char *type_name,
									  const char *struct_sizeof);
struct ECPGstruct_member *ECPGstruct_member_dup(struct ECPGstruct_member *rm);

/* Frees a type. */
void		ECPGfree_struct_member(struct ECPGstruct_member *rm);
void		ECPGfree_type(struct ECPGtype *type);

/* Dump a type.
   The type is dumped as:
   type-tag <comma> reference-to-variable <comma> arrsize <comma> size <comma>
   Where:
   type-tag is one of the simple types or varchar.
   reference-to-variable can be a reference to a struct element.
   arrsize is the size of the array in case of array fetches. Otherwise 0.
   size is the maxsize in case it is a varchar. Otherwise it is the size of
	   the variable (required to do array fetches of structs).
 */
void		ECPGdump_a_type(FILE *o, const char *name, struct ECPGtype *type,
							const int brace_level, const char *ind_name,
							struct ECPGtype *ind_type, const int ind_brace_level,
							const char *prefix, const char *ind_prefix,
							char *arr_str_size, const char *struct_sizeof,
							const char *ind_struct_sizeof);

/* A simple struct to keep a variable and its type. */
struct ECPGtemp_type
{
	struct ECPGtype *type;
	const char *name;
};

extern const char *ecpg_type_name(enum ECPGttype type);

/* some stuff for whenever statements */
enum WHEN_TYPE
{
	W_NOTHING,
	W_CONTINUE,
	W_BREAK,
	W_SQLPRINT,
	W_GOTO,
	W_DO,
	W_STOP
};

struct when
{
	enum WHEN_TYPE code;
	char	   *command;
	char	   *str;
};

struct index
{
	const char *index1;
	const char *index2;
	const char *str;
};

struct su_symbol
{
	const char *su;
	const char *symbol;
};

struct prep
{
	const char *name;
	const char *stmt;
	const char *type;
};

struct exec
{
	const char *name;
	const char *type;
};

struct this_type
{
	char	   *type_storage;
	enum ECPGttype type_enum;
	char	   *type_str;
	char	   *type_dimension;
	char	   *type_index;
	char	   *type_sizeof;
};

struct _include_path
{
	char	   *path;
	struct _include_path *next;
};

struct cursor
{
	char	   *name;
	char	   *function;
	char	   *command;
	char	   *connection;
	bool		opened;
	struct arguments *argsinsert;
	struct arguments *argsinsert_oos;
	struct arguments *argsresult;
	struct arguments *argsresult_oos;
	struct cursor *next;
};

struct declared_list
{
	char	   *name;
	char	   *connection;
	struct declared_list *next;
};

struct typedefs
{
	char	   *name;
	struct this_type *type;
	struct ECPGstruct_member *struct_member_list;
	int			brace_level;
	struct typedefs *next;
};

/*
 * Info about a defined symbol (macro), coming from a -D command line switch
 * or a define command in the program.  These are stored in a simple list.
 * Because ecpg supports compiling multiple files per run, we have to remember
 * the command-line definitions and be able to revert to those; this motivates
 * storing cmdvalue separately from value.
 * name and value are separately-malloc'd strings; cmdvalue typically isn't.
 * used is NULL unless we are currently expanding the macro, in which case
 * it points to the buffer before the one scanning the macro; we reset it
 * to NULL upon returning to that buffer.  This is used to prevent recursive
 * expansion of the macro.
 */
struct _defines
{
	char	   *name;			/* symbol's name */
	char	   *value;			/* current value, or NULL if undefined */
	const char *cmdvalue;		/* value set on command line, or NULL */
	void	   *used;			/* buffer pointer, or NULL */
	struct _defines *next;		/* list link */
};

/* This is a linked list of the variable names and types. */
struct variable
{
	char	   *name;
	struct ECPGtype *type;
	int			brace_level;
	struct variable *next;
};

struct arguments
{
	struct variable *variable;
	struct variable *indicator;
	struct arguments *next;
};

struct descriptor
{
	char	   *name;
	char	   *connection;
	struct descriptor *next;
};

struct assignment
{
	char	   *variable;
	enum ECPGdtype value;
	struct assignment *next;
};

enum errortype
{
	ET_WARNING, ET_ERROR
};

struct fetch_desc
{
	const char *str;
	const char *name;
};

struct describe
{
	int			input;
	const char *stmt_name;
};

#endif							/* _ECPG_PREPROC_TYPE_H */