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SuifWalker Class Reference

A SuifWalker will only visit Suif Objects in the ownership tree. More...

#include <suifkernel/suif_walker.h>

Class diagram for SuifWalker:

Walker SelectiveWalker GroupWalker AllWalker type_checker_walker Unowned SymbolNamer ProcedureWalker Padding NonConstDimExpressionWalker NonConstBoundArrayTypeWalker CountIndirectCalls_Walker CountCallsWalker CollisionAvoider ReplacingWalker RemoveIfAndLoopWalker

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Detailed Description

A SuifWalker will only visit Suif Objects in the ownership tree.

Member Function Documentation

SuifWalker::SuifWalker (SuifEnv * the_env)

virtual SuifWalker::~SuifWalker () [virtual]

virtual Walker::ApplyStatus SuifWalker::operator() (SuifObject * x) [pure virtual]

Reimplemented in while_statement_walker, Unowned, type_checker_walker, SymbolNamer, SelectiveWalker, scope_statement_walker, ReplacingWalker, RecordStatementListsWalker, Padding, NonConstDimExpressionWalker, NonConstBoundArrayTypeWalker, multi_way_branch_statement_walker, multi_way_branch_statement_compactor, if_statement_walker, GroupWalker, for_statement_walker, field_access_expression_walker, do_while_statement_walker, CountCallsWalker, CollisionAvoider, call_expression_walker and c_for_statement_walker.

bool SuifWalker::is_visitable (Address address, const MetaClass * _meta) const [protected, virtual]

Do not normally override this.

Some of the predefined walkers override this for efficiency If you do override this, make sure it selects only SuifObjects. Just remember to include SuifWalker::is_visitable().

Reimplemented from Walker.

Reimplemented in SelectiveWalker.

ApplyStatus SuifWalker::operator() (Address address, const MetaClass * _meta) [protected, virtual]

Reimplemented from Walker.

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