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This commit changes the following in relation to string use
- The implicit convert from 'QCString' to 'const char *' is removed
- Strings parameters use 'const QCString &' as much as possible in favor
over 'const char *'
- 'if (s)' where s is a QCString has been replaced by 'if(!s.isEmpty())'
- data() now always returns a valid C-string and not a 0-pointer.
- when passing a string 's' to printf and related functions 'qPrint(s)' is
used instead of 's.data()'
- for empty string arguments 'QCString()' is used instead of '0'
- The copy() operation has been removed
- Where possible 'qstrcmp(a,b)==0' has been replaces by 'a==b' and
'qstrcmp(a,b)<0' has been replaced by 'a<b'
- Parameters of string type that were default initialized with '= 0' are
no initialized with '= QCString()'
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When compiling the generated VhdlParser.cc we get a number of warnings about the return type, these are no problems as they all follow an assert(false) but when "promoting" the missing to return type warning to an error (openSUSE) this is a problem.
The best way would be that the problem is solved in javaCC though this will be probably a long process, so we use the workaround to overcome the problem.
(The problem was detected as part of the reproducibility tests for openSUSE, see #8158)
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* Support VHDL alias constructs.
* Translate class to "Design Unit" for VHDL.
* Fix compile error
* Add new function trDesignUnitDocumentation() to translator.
Adapt english and german translation to use the new function.
Co-authored-by: Andreas Regel <andreas.regel@newayselectronics.com>
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The search for `/*` or /*!` ended at the last `*/` in a file and thus skipping other intermediate block end and new starts. Also the intermediate code was lost see as comment.
The filter pattern used was incorrect and should have been `<"/*" (~["*"])* "*" ("*" | ~["*","/"] (~["*"])* "*")* "/">` (thanks to https://javacc.org/contrib/C.jj).
Here also the space plus one or more `*` at the end beginning of the line are still incorporated as well as multiple `*` before the colosing `*/` this is also filtered.
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issue #7313 VHDL attribute 'subtype is not supported and breaks parser
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Add the `'subtype` construct for variables etc.
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free issues
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Spelling corrections as found by codespell and in #561.
`assume_guarentee` is not a vhdl keyword, `assume_guarantee` is.
A number of spelling errors are in generated code (through javacc) and have been reported upstrean (https://github.com/javacc/javacc/pull/118)
Corection of `guarded_signal_specificatio` to `guarded_signal_specification` is not possible as `guarded_signal_specification` exists as well.
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The generated vhdl code files (.cc and .h) and didn't match the vhdl input source (vhdlpardser.jj).
When regenerating with javacc the vhdl code file they didn't compile.
vhdlparser.jj has been corrected.
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improve performance
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Also made dangerous string access more visible by introducing rawData().
This replaces data() which will now return a constant string.
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vhdlparser/VhdlParser.cc
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