error_catalog.h

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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#ifndef LIB_ERROR_CATALOG_H_
#define LIB_ERROR_CATALOG_H_
 
#include <map>
#include <string>
 
#include "cstring.h"
#include "lib/error_message.h"
#include "lib/exceptions.h"
 
using MessageType = ErrorMessage::MessageType;
 
class ErrorType {
 public:
    // -------- Errors -------------
    // errors as initially defined with a format string
    static const int LEGACY_ERROR;
    static const int ERR_UNKNOWN;                // unknown construct (in context)
    static const int ERR_UNSUPPORTED;            // unsupported construct
    static const int ERR_UNEXPECTED;             // unexpected construct
    static const int ERR_UNINITIALIZED;          // uninitialized reads/writes
    static const int ERR_EXPECTED;               // language, compiler expects a different construct
    static const int ERR_NOT_FOUND;              // A different way to say ERR_EXPECTED
    static const int ERR_INVALID;                // invalid construct
    static const int ERR_EXPRESSION;             // expression related errors
    static const int ERR_OVERLIMIT;              // program node exceeds target limits
    static const int ERR_INSUFFICIENT;           // program node does not have enough of ...
    static const int ERR_TYPE_ERROR;             // P4 type checking errors
    static const int ERR_UNSUPPORTED_ON_TARGET;  // target can not handle construct
    static const int ERR_DUPLICATE;              // duplicate objects
    static const int ERR_IO;                     // IO error
    static const int ERR_UNREACHABLE;            // unreachable parser state
    static const int ERR_MODEL;                  // something is wrong with the target model
    static const int ERR_RESERVED;               // Reserved for target use
    // Backends should extend this class with additional errors in the range 500-999.
    static const int ERR_MIN_BACKEND = 500;  // first allowed backend error code
    static const int ERR_MAX = 999;          // last allowed error code
 
    // -------- Warnings -----------
    // warnings as initially defined with a format string
    static const int LEGACY_WARNING;
    static const int WARN_FAILED;                   // non-fatal failure!
    static const int WARN_UNKNOWN;                  // unknown construct (in context)
    static const int WARN_INVALID;                  // invalid construct
    static const int WARN_UNSUPPORTED;              // unsupported construct
    static const int WARN_DEPRECATED;               // deprecated feature
    static const int WARN_UNINITIALIZED;            // unitialized instance
    static const int WARN_UNINITIALIZED_USE;        // use of uninitialized value
    static const int WARN_UNINITIALIZED_OUT_PARAM;  // output parameter may be uninitialized
    static const int WARN_UNUSED;                   // unused instance
    static const int WARN_MISSING;                  // missing construct
    static const int WARN_ORDERING;                 // inconsistent statement ordering
    static const int WARN_MISMATCH;                 // mismatched constructs
    static const int WARN_OVERFLOW;                 // values do not fit
    static const int WARN_IGNORE_PROPERTY;          // invalid property for object, ignored
    static const int WARN_TYPE_INFERENCE;           // type inference can not infer, substitutes
    static const int WARN_PARSER_TRANSITION;        // parser transition non-fatal issues
    static const int WARN_UNREACHABLE;              // parser state unreachable
    static const int WARN_SHADOWING;                // instance shadowing
    static const int WARN_IGNORE;                   // simply ignore
    static const int WARN_INVALID_HEADER;           // access to fields of an invalid header
    static const int WARN_DUPLICATE_PRIORITIES;     // two entries with the same priority
    static const int WARN_ENTRIES_OUT_OF_ORDER;     // entries with priorities out of order
    // Backends should extend this class with additional warnings in the range 1500-2141.
    static const int WARN_MIN_BACKEND = 1500;  // first allowed backend warning code
    static const int WARN_MAX = 2141;          // last allowed warning code
 
    // -------- Info messages -------------
    // info messages as initially defined with a format string
    static const int INFO_INFERRED;  // information inferred by compiler
    static const int INFO_PROGRESS;  // compilation progress
 
    // Backends should extend this class with additional info messages in the range 3000-3999.
    static const int INFO_MIN_BACKEND = 3000;  // first allowed backend info code
    static const int INFO_MAX = 3999;          // last allowed info code
};
 
class ErrorCatalog {
 public:
    static ErrorCatalog &getCatalog() {
        static ErrorCatalog instance;
        return instance;
    }
 
    template <MessageType type, int errorCode>
    bool add(const char *name, bool forceReplace = false) {
        static_assert(type != MessageType::Error ||
                      (errorCode >= ErrorType::ERR_MIN_BACKEND && errorCode <= ErrorType::ERR_MAX));
        static_assert(type != MessageType::Warning || (errorCode >= ErrorType::WARN_MIN_BACKEND &&
                                                       errorCode <= ErrorType::WARN_MAX));
        static_assert(type != MessageType::Info || (errorCode >= ErrorType::INFO_MIN_BACKEND &&
                                                    errorCode <= ErrorType::INFO_MAX));
        static_assert(type != MessageType::None);
        if (forceReplace) errorCatalog.erase(errorCode);
        auto it = errorCatalog.emplace(errorCode, name);
        return it.second;
    }
 
    cstring getName(int errorCode) {
        if (errorCatalog.count(errorCode)) return errorCatalog.at(errorCode);
        return "--unknown--";
    }
 
    bool isError(cstring name) {
        // Some diagnostics might be both errors and warning/info
        // (e.g. "invalid" -> both ERR_INVALID and WARN_INVALID).
        bool error = false;
        for (const auto &pair : errorCatalog) {
            if (pair.second == name) {
                if (pair.first < ErrorType::LEGACY_ERROR || pair.first > ErrorType::ERR_MAX)
                    return false;
                error = true;
            }
        }
 
        return error;
    }
 
 private:
    ErrorCatalog() {}
 
    static std::map<int, cstring> errorCatalog;
};
 
#endif /* LIB_ERROR_CATALOG_H_ */