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Variable declarations
A declaration is used to associated a type with an identifier, and that
type becomes the value of the Type attribute of the identifier use.
Thus the Typing module provides computational roles for both the
defining occurrence and the applied occurrence of a typed identifier.
These roles must be inherited by appropriate AST nodes:
Variable declarations[28]
:
TREE SYMBOL VrblIds INHERITS TypedDefinition END;
TREE SYMBOL FrmlIds INHERITS TypedDefinition END;
TREE SYMBOL VblIdDef INHERITS TypedDefId END;
RULE: Decl ::= TypIdDef '=' type COMPUTE
TypIdDef.Type=type.Type;
END;
RULE: Decl ::= VrblIds ':' type COMPUTE
VrblIds.Type=type.Type;
END;
This macro is defined in definitions 28.
This macro is invoked in definition 1.
2008-08-29