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#ifndef SCHEMA_H
#define SCHEMA_H

/** **********************************************************************
** Module:  Schema \file schema.h
** Description: This module implements the Schema abstraction, which
**  basically amounts to a named symbol table.
** Constants:
**  SCHEMA_NULL - the null schema
**
************************************************************************/

/*
 * This software was developed by U.S. Government employees as part of
 * their official duties and is not subject to copyright.
 *
 * $Log: schema.h,v $
 * Revision 1.11  1997/02/25 19:49:01  dar
 * added Rename::userdata
 *
 * Revision 1.10  1997/01/21  19:17:11  dar
 * made C++ compatible
 *
 * Revision 1.9  1996/02/14  22:22:24  sauderd
 * Included scope.h more than once so I removed the 2nd one.
 *
 * Revision 1.8  1995/04/05  13:55:40  clark
 * CADDETC preval
 *
 * Revision 1.7  1994/05/11  19:51:05  libes
 * numerous fixes
 *
 * Revision 1.6  1993/10/15  18:48:24  libes
 * CADDETC certified
 *
 * Revision 1.5  1993/01/19  22:16:43  libes
 * *** empty log message ***
 *
 * Revision 1.4  1992/08/27  23:42:33  libes
 * *** empty log message ***
 *
 * Revision 1.3  1992/08/18  17:12:41  libes
 * rm'd extraneous error messages
 *
 * Revision 1.2  1992/06/08  18:06:24  libes
 * prettied up interface to print_objects_when_running
 */

/*****************/
/* packages used */
/*****************/

#include <sc_export.h>
#include "expbasic.h"   /* get basic definitions */
#include "symbol.h"
#include "scope.h"


/****************/
/* modules used */
/****************/

#include "alg.h"
#include "dict.h"
#include "entity.h"
#include "linklist.h"

/***************************/
/* hidden type definitions */
/***************************/

enum rename_type { use, ref };

typedef struct Rename {
    struct Symbol_ * schema_sym;
    Schema schema;
    struct Symbol_ * old;
    struct Symbol_ * nnew;
    Generic object;     /**< once object has been looked up */
    char type;      /**< drat, need to remember this once renames have been
                     * resolved to avoid looking them up in the dictionary again */
    enum rename_type rename_type;
    int userdata;   /**< generic for user */
} Rename;

struct Schema_ {
    Linked_List rules;
    Linked_List reflist;
    Linked_List uselist;
    /** \var refdict, usedict
     * dictionarys into which are entered renames for each specific
     * object specified in a rename clause (even if it uses the same
     * name */
    Dictionary refdict;
    Dictionary usedict;

    Linked_List use_schemas; /**< lists of schemas that are fully use'd
                              * entries can be 0 if schemas weren't found during RENAMEresolve */
    Linked_List ref_schemas; /**< lists of schemas that are fully ref'd
                               * entries can be 0 if schemas weren't found during RENAMEresolve */
};

/********************/
/* global variables */
/********************/

extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT struct freelist_head REN_fl;
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT struct freelist_head SCOPE_fl;
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT struct freelist_head SCHEMA_fl;

extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT int __SCOPE_search_id;

/******************************/
/* macro function definitions */
/******************************/

#define SCHEMAget_name(schema)      SCOPEget_name(schema)
#define SCHEMAget_symbol(schema)    SCOPEget_symbol(schema)

#define REN_new()   (struct Rename *)MEM_new(&REN_fl)
#define REN_destroy(x)  MEM_destroy(&REN_fl,(Freelist *)(Generic)x)
#define SCOPE_new() (struct Scope_ *)MEM_new(&SCOPE_fl)
#define SCOPE_destroy(x)    MEM_destroy(&SCOPE_fl,(Freelist *)(Generic)x)
#define SCHEMA_new()    (struct Schema_ *)MEM_new(&SCHEMA_fl)
#define SCHEMA_destroy(x)   MEM_destroy(&SCHEMA_fl,(Freelist *)(Generic)x)

/* the following is simply to make the resulting code easier to read */
/* otherwise, you'd see "entity->superscope" even when you KNOW */
/* it is a schema */
#define ENTITYget_schema(e)     (e)->superscope

/***********************/
/* function prototypes */
/***********************/

extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Variable VARfind PROTO( ( Scope, char *, int ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Schema   SCHEMAcreate PROTO( ( void ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCHEMAinitialize PROTO( ( void ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCHEMAadd_use PROTO( ( Schema, Symbol *, Symbol *, Symbol * ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCHEMAadd_reference PROTO( ( Schema, Symbol *, Symbol *, Symbol * ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCHEMAdefine_use PROTO( ( Schema, Rename * ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCHEMAdefine_reference PROTO( ( Schema, Rename * ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Generic  SCHEMAfind PROTO( ( Schema, char * name, int search_refs ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Scope    SCOPEcreate PROTO( ( char ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Scope    SCOPEcreate_tiny PROTO( ( char ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Scope    SCOPEcreate_nostab PROTO( ( char ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT void     SCOPEdestroy PROTO( ( Scope ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Linked_List SCHEMAget_entities_use PROTO( ( Scope ) );
extern SC_EXPRESS_EXPORT Linked_List SCHEMAget_entities_ref PROTO( ( Scope ) );

#endif /*  SCHEMA_H */