Operator to dereference a pointer.
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#include <pointer_expr.h>
+ Inheritance diagram for dereference_exprt:
+ Collaboration diagram for dereference_exprt:
- Public Member Functions inherited from
exprt
Return the type of the expression.
Return true if there is at least one operand.
Add the source location from location, if it is non-nil.
Add the source location from location, if it is non-nil.
Add the source location from other, if it has any.
Add the source location from other, if it has any.
Copy the given argument to the end of exprt's operands.
Add the given argument to the end of exprt's operands.
Add the given argument to the end of exprt's operands.
Add the given arguments to the end of exprt's operands.
Add the given arguments to the end of exprt's operands.
Return whether the expression is a constant.
Return whether the expression is a constant representing true.
Return whether the expression is a constant representing false.
Return whether the expression is a constant representing 0.
Return whether the expression is a constant representing 1.
Return whether the expression represents a Boolean.
Get a
source_locationt from the expression or from its operands (non-recursively).
These are pre-order traversal visitors, i.e., the visitor is executed on a node before its children have been visited.
These are post-order traversal visitors, i.e., the visitor is executed on a node after its children have been visited.
- Public Member Functions inherited from
irept
defines ordering on the internal representation
defines ordering on the internal representation
defines ordering on the internal representation comments are ignored
Static Public Member Functions
Check that the dereference expression has the right number of operands, refers to something with a pointer type, and that its type is the base type of that pointer type.
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from
unary_exprt
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from
exprt
Check that the expression is well-formed (shallow checks only, i.e., subexpressions and its type are not checked).
Check that the expression is well-formed, assuming that its subexpressions and type have all ready been checked for well-formedness.
Check that the expression is well-formed (full check, including checks of all subexpressions and the type)
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from
irept
count the number of named_sub elements that are not comments
Additional Inherited Members
- Public Types inherited from
exprt
- Public Types inherited from
irept
Used to refer to this class from derived classes.
- Protected Member Functions inherited from
exprt
Does the same as remove_ref, but using an explicit stack instead of recursion.
Detailed Description
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ dereference_exprt() [1/2]
dereference_exprt::dereference_exprt
(
const exprt &
op )
inlineexplicit
◆ dereference_exprt() [2/2]
dereference_exprt::dereference_exprt
(
exprt
op,
)
inline
Member Function Documentation
◆ check()
◆ pointer() [1/2]
exprt & dereference_exprt::pointer
(
)
inline
◆ pointer() [2/2]
const exprt & dereference_exprt::pointer
(
)
const
inline
◆ validate()
Check that the dereference expression has the right number of operands, refers to something with a pointer type, and that its type is the base type of that pointer type.
Throws or raises an invariant if not, according to validation mode.
- Parameters
-
expr expression to validate
ns global namespace
Definition at line 210 of file pointer_expr.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: