File Coverage

blib/lib/C/Blocks.pm

Criterion	Covered	Total	%
statement	22	40	55.0
branch			n/a
condition			n/a
subroutine	8	15	53.3
pod			n/a
total	30	55	54.5

########################################################################
                       package C::Blocks;
########################################################################

use strict;
use warnings;
use warnings::register qw(import compiler linker);

use Alien::TinyCCx;
use XSLoader;

# Use David Golden's version numbering suggestions. Note that we have to call
# the XSLoader before evaling the version string because XS modules check the
# version *string*, not the version *number*, at boot time.
our $VERSION = "0.41_01";
XSLoader::load('C::Blocks', $VERSION);
$VERSION = eval $VERSION;

our (@__code_cache_array, @__symtab_cache_array, @__dll_list_array);
our $default_compiler_options = "-Wall -D_C_BLOCKS_OS_$^O ";
our $compiler_options = $default_compiler_options;
our @libraries_to_link;
our ($_add_msg_functions, $_msg);

sub import {
	my $class  = shift;
	my $caller = caller;
	no strict 'refs';
	*{$caller.'::cblock'} = sub () {};
	*{$caller.'::csub'} = sub () {};
	*{$caller.'::cshare'} = sub () {};
	*{$caller.'::clex'} = sub () {};
	_import();
}

# Provided so I can call warnings::warnif from Blocks.xs. Why can't I
# just call warnings::warnif from that code directly????  XXX
sub warnif {
	my ($category, $message) = @_;
	warnings::warnif($category, $message);
}

# The XS code for the keyword parser makes sure that if a module invokes cshare,
# it is also a descendent of C::Blocks::libloader. The only reason it does that
# is to make sure that this function has a good chance of getting invoked when
# somebody tries to use the module. This function adds its module's symtab list
# (a series of pointers) to the calling lexical scope's hints hash. These
# symtabs are consulted during compilation of cblock declarations in the calling
# lexical scope.
sub C::Blocks::libloader::import {
	# Get the name of the module that is being imported.
	my ($module) = @_;

	# Get the use'd module's symbol table list
	my $symtab_list = do {
		 no strict 'refs';
		 ${"${module}::__cblocks_extended_symtab_list"}
	};

	# add the symtab list to the calling context's hints hash
	$^H{"C::Blocks/extended_symtab_tables"} .= $symtab_list;
}

END {
	_cleanup();
}

1;

__END__