A Program Analysis Tool for Evaluating the Ada Compiler Validation Suite
A Program Analysis Tool for Evaluating the Ada Compiler Validation Suite
Deborah Rennels
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Rep. Clause Each of these can be used as a complete declarative item, and as such will match any representation clause in the test program (of the corresponding class. ) Another way to specify representation clauses within test programs is to use pattern variables and regular representation clause syntax: as in: "for T'size use ... ". Or, to specify a representation clause involving a certain class of type, one can use a type keyword in place of the variable name, as in: "for pat-float ing-poin...t. Type"size use ... ". 4. 2 Pattern Variables Pattern variables allow the binding of several occurrences to the (name of) the same entity. An identifier in the pattern program that is not a keyword is treated as a pattern variable. This means that all occurrences of such an item are taken to refer to exactly one item in the test tree. During the pattern matching procedure, the first occurrence of a pattern variable, say X, in the features pattern will be bound to the name appearing at the matching position in the test tree.
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