Re: [Cocci] How can I replace a structure name in a C file

[Julia Lawall]

On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, yafo lee wrote:

thanks Julia, after removing  "declarer name DEVMETHOD;",  it works.

Now I write 3 rules to remove the "MODULE" relative macros.
@@
declarer name MODULE_AUTHOR;
expression e;
@@

- MODULE_AUTHOR(e);

@@
declarer name MODULE_DESCRIPTION;
expression e;
@@

- MODULE_DESCRIPTION(e);

@@
declarer name MODULE_LICENSE;
expression e;
@@

- MODULE_LICENSE(e);


Is there any possobility that I can combile these rules  into a single one?

Try

(
- MODULE_AUTHOR(...);
|
- MODULE_DESCRIPTION(...);
|
- MODULE_LICENSE(...)
)

The ... is on purpose.  You don't need to declare a metavariable if you 
aren't going to use the value for anything.  Of course, it is OK to do so.

julia





Thanks

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: Julia Lawall
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 3:58 PM
To: yafo lee
Cc: Michael Stefaniuc ; cocci@diku.dk
Subject: Re: [Cocci] How can I replace a structure name in a C file

You can make just one file with two rules.

You should be able to make a pattern that has the form of the entire
initialization that changes the fields as you like.  That is, after the
rules you have now, make a new rule that is like the following:

@@
identifier abc,i;
expression e;
fresh identifier newi = "device_" # i;
declarer name DEVMETHOD;
@@

device_method_t abc[]
= { ...,
- .i = e,
+  DEVMETHOD(newi, e),
 ...};

I'm not able to test this now, so there nay be some problems eg with the
fresh identifier syntax.  Maybe there are some examples in teh demos
directory.

julia

On  Sat, 9 Jun 2012, yafo lee
wrote:

Hi guys,
Thanks for your advises.
I write 2 cocci files to make this convert happened.
c1.cocci:
@@
typedef device_method_t;
@convert type@
- struct pci_driver
+ device_method_t

c2.cocci:
@convert name@
identifier abc;
@@

- device_method_t abc
+ device_method_t abc[]
= ...;

After spacthing these 2 coccis sequentially,   I can get:
  static device_method_t xxx[] = {
from:
  static struct pci_driver xxx = {

Then comes the more complicated problem:
How can I convert the initialization part of the valuable definition after
converting it's type?

the original code:
static device_method_t alx_driver[] = {
      .suspend        = alx_suspend,
      .resume         = alx_resume,
};

the code I expect:
static device_method_t alx_methods[] = {
   /* Device interface */
   DEVMETHOD(device_suspend, alx_suspend),
   DEVMETHOD(device_resume, alx_resume),
   {0, 0}
};

Can somebody give me some advise?

Thanks.

To julia:
  I just start it now, no sure whether I can make it,  maybe we can do it
together o(∩_∩)o


-----Original Message----- From: Julia Lawall
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012 5:37 PM
To: Michael Stefaniuc
Cc: leeyafo ; cocci@diku.dk
Subject: Re: [Cocci] How can I replace a structure name in a C file



On Fri, 8 Jun 2012, Michael Stefaniuc wrote:

Hello,

On 06/08/2012 10:33 AM, leeyafo wrote:
Hello guys:
   I'm new to Coccinelle, And now I wanna to develop a tool to translate
Linux ethernet driver to freebsd.
  the first problem is to convert an instance of "struct pci_driver" to
"device_method_t".
  Can anybody give me some sample cocci code?
 I have try the following code, but it does not work as expect.


@@
@@

- static struct pci_driver alx_driver = {
+ static device_method_t alx_methods[] = {
coccinelle is not line base like diff but knows C so you need to replace
full C entities.

@@
typedef device_method_t;
@@
- struct pci_driver alx_driver
+ device_method_t alx_methods[]
 = ...;

If you would have changed just the type it would have been even simpler:
@@
typedef device_method_t;
@@
- struct pci_driver
+ device_method_t

I guess that if the introduction of an array is wanted, the more complex
rule will be needed.

Thanks,
julia


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