//===--- GlobalModuleIndex.h - Global Module Index --------------*- C++ -*-===// // // The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure // // This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source // License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// // // This file defines the GlobalModuleIndex class, which manages a global index // containing all of the identifiers with namespace-scope bindings attached to // them as well as all of the selectors that name methods, across all of the // modules within a given subdirectory of the module cache. It is used to // improve the performance of queries such as "does this identifier have any // top-level bindings in any module?" // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// #ifndef LLVM_CLANG_SERIALIZATION_GLOBAL_MODULE_INDEX_H #define LLVM_CLANG_SERIALIZATION_GLOBAL_MODULE_INDEX_H #include "llvm/ADT/SmallVector.h" #include "llvm/ADT/StringRef.h" #include namespace clang { class DeclarationName; class DirectoryEntry; class FileEntry; class FileManager; using llvm::SmallVector; using llvm::SmallVectorImpl; using llvm::StringRef; /// \brief A global index for a set of module files, providing information about /// the top-level identifiers and selectors within those module files. /// /// The global index is an aid for name lookup into modules, offering a central /// place where one can look for identifiers or selectors to determine which /// module files contain a namespace-scope identity with that identifier or /// a method with that selector, respectively. This allows the client to /// restrict the search to only those module files known to have a binding for /// that identifier or selector, improving performance. Moreover, the global /// module index may know about module files that have not been imported, and /// can be queried to determine which modules the currently translation could /// or should load to fix a problem. class GlobalModuleIndex { /// \brief Internal constructor. Use \c readIndex() to read an index. explicit GlobalModuleIndex(FileManager &FileMgr); public: /// \brief An error code returned when trying to read an index. enum ErrorCode { /// \brief No error occurred. EC_None, /// \brief The index found was out-of-date, meaning that some of the /// module files are newer than the index. /// /// This error code is not actually fatal, because if the index is /// up-to-date for any module files, it is EC_OutOfDate, /// \brief No index was found. EC_NotFound, /// \brief Some other process is currently building the index; it is not /// available yet. EC_Building, /// \brief There was an unspecified I/O error reading or writing the index. EC_IOError }; /// \brief Read a global index file for the given directory. /// /// \param FileMgr The file manager to use for reading files. /// /// \param Path The path to the specific module cache where the module files /// for the intended configuration reside. /// /// \returns A pair containing the global module index (if it exists) and /// the error code. static std::pair readIndex(FileManager &FileMgr, StringRef Path); /// \brief Retrieve the set of modules that have up-to-date indexes. /// /// \param ModuleFiles Will be populated with the set of module files that /// have been indexed. void getKnownModules(SmallVectorImpl &ModuleFiles); /// \brief Retrieve the set of module files on which the given module file /// directly depends. void getModuleDependencies(const FileEntry *ModuleFile, SmallVectorImpl &Dependencies); /// \brief Look for all of the module files with a namespace-scope binding /// for the given name, e.g., a global function, variable, or type with that /// name, or declare a method with the selector. /// /// \param Name The name or selector to look for. /// /// \param DeclaringModuleFiles Will be populated with the list of module /// files that declare entities with the given name. /// /// \returns true if any module files were found, false otherwise. bool lookupName(DeclarationName Name, SmallVectorImpl &DeclaringModuleFiles); /// \brief Write a global index into the given /// /// \param FileMgr The file manager to use to load module files. /// /// \param Path The path to the directory containing module files, into /// which the global index will be written. static ErrorCode writeIndex(FileManager &FileMgr, StringRef Path); }; } #endif