merge

Track of line number correctly when input file has code with very long lines.

Fix memory leak in lexical parser.

Make generation of #line directives optional.

Insert #line directives in generated C code.

Add support for parsing of REF_TO keyword (defined in IEC61131-3 v3). This support is currently inactive (in flex) until we get to add C code generation later on.

Update files to be ignored by mercurial: ignore files generated by autoconf, directory test/, and *.orig

Fix bug: do not print IL 'label' when generating inline functions (JMPxx label was generating erroneous C code)

Add limited support for the REF() operator (defined in v3 of IEC 61131-3)

Remove assertion being failed by IL labels (IL labels do not yet have specific datatypes).

Added stage1_2/Makefile.am weird rule to keep compatible with previous version of automake

Merge

fix definition of pragma.

Fix the state machine that became broken 2 commits ago (when adding support for nested comments)

Add option to control support for nested comments (default is off, as defined in IEC 61131-3 v2)

Add support for nested comments

Fix bug: when checking compatibility between GLOBAL and EXTERNAL variables, must only enforce GLOBAL CONSTANT => EXTERNAL CONSTANT.
Reverse CONSTANT implication is not enforced, and neither is RETAIN compatibility.

merge

Fix bug: correctly generate code when accessing external variables declared inside FBs as a structured variable (realvar := fb1.fb2.extvar1.realvar)

Fix bug in standard: standard does not allow multiple VAR_GLOBAL ... END_VAR constructs in configurations and resources. This is probably a bug, so we allow it.

Code cleanup (part 3): generate_c_typedecl_c is no longer needed for code generation in POUS.c It is now only needed for datatype declaration in POUS.h

Code cleanup (part 2): generate_typedecl_c now only prints to POUS.h !

Code cleanup (part 1): subrange check functions are now declared in POUS.h (as static inline functions or #define)

Fix get_datatype_info_c::is_subrange(), which did not work when using base type! (we now use get_equivtype() instead of get_base_type() )

fix a couple of typos.

Fix bug - correctly declare struct members whose type is a directly defined array (e.g.: STRUCT x: ARRAY of XXX; END_STRUCT)

Start using the called_fb_declaration annotation when generating C code from FB calls in ST.

Code cleanup: move datatype analysis to get_datatype_info_c

Fix bug-fix of previous commit.

Fix bug: allow use, as lvalues, structures/arrays inside FBs (e.g. fb1.struct1.r := 33.3).

Fix bug/issue #33 (correctly access struct/array variables declared inside a FB -> r:=FB1.FB2.struct1.array1[3] )

Add assertion suggested by Manuele.

merge

Use get_datatype_info_c::is_type_valid() to determine datatype validity
(some datatype bugs in source code were going unreported!)

Recursively check the datatype compatibility of values/expressions passed in function/FB invocations.

Change error message text so as to become more suitable to where they might occur in the source code.

Add code to check if an IN_OUT variable is being passed an IL list in formal IL FB/function invocations.

Generate correct error message when encountering IL lists embedded in IL formal invocations.

Fill in the 'datatype' anotation in the identifiers of symbolic variables.
(even though currently it is not being used).

Fix C code generation of FB invocation in IL.

Fix detection of datatype errors on IL conditional flow control operators (JMPC, RETC, ...)

Allow array_dimension_iterator to accept an array_spec_init_c.
Fixes bug activated by generating C code from IL code containing array variables.

Small code cleanup (move common code to a function)

Fix datatype analysis of conditional IL operators (CALC, CALCN, RETC, RETCN, JMPC, JMPCN, S and R)

Fix datatype analyses of S and R IL operators.

make sure all IL operands are narrowed (datatype checking algorithm)

cosmetic change only - fix code alignment.

Add support for FB call semantics of 'S' and 'R' IL operators!
Remove segfaults when analysing buggy IL code (IL operators with no operands).