Insert_Action (Loop_Stmt, Func_Decl);
Pop_Scope;
- -- The analysis of the condition may have generated itypes
- -- that are now used within the function: Adjust their
- -- scopes accordingly so that their use appears in their
- -- scope of definition.
+ -- The analysis of the condition may have generated entities
+ -- (such as itypes) that are now used within the function.
+ -- Adjust their scopes accordingly so that their use appears
+ -- in their scope of definition.
declare
- Ityp : Entity_Id;
+ Ent : Entity_Id;
begin
- Ityp := First_Entity (Loop_Id);
-
- while Present (Ityp) loop
- if Is_Itype (Ityp) then
- Set_Scope (Ityp, Func_Id);
+ Ent := First_Entity (Loop_Id);
+
+ while Present (Ent) loop
+ -- Various entities that now occur within the function
+ -- need to have their scope reset, but not all entities
+ -- associated with Loop_Id are now inside the function.
+ -- The function entity itself and loop parameters can
+ -- be outside the function, and there may be others.
+ -- It's not clear how the determination of what entity
+ -- scopes need to be adjusted can be made accurately.
+ -- Perhaps it will be necessary to traverse the function
+ -- body to find the exact entities whose scopes need to
+ -- be reset to the function's Entity_Id. ???
+
+ if Ekind (Ent) /= E_Loop_Parameter
+ and then Ent /= Func_Id
+ then
+ Set_Scope (Ent, Func_Id);
end if;
- Next_Entity (Ityp);
+
+ Next_Entity (Ent);
end loop;
end;