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--- etc:users:jcmvbkbc:isl [2010/08/24 17:52] – + more validation constraints jcmvbkbc
+++ etc:users:jcmvbkbc:isl [2016/08/08 20:53] (current) – ↷ Page moved from users:jcmvbkbc:isl to etc:users:jcmvbkbc:isl kel
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 [[http://jcmvbkbc.spb.ru/git/?p=dumb/isl.git;a=summary | Git repo (http)]]
+[[http://jcmvbkbc.spb.ru:8000/isle/trac | Project tracker]]
 ===== Orthogonal aspects =====
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 When the header is absent Param1 corresponds to the trailer. If there's no trailer, its parameter number corresponds to the signal data.
+Interfaces visible from root package, not referenced from other interfaces visible from root package get translated to pack/unpack.
 ===== Decoding context =====
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     * it treats root package differently than named packages;
     * sibling packages don't merge and don't collide, one defined later is effective, others are ignored;
 ===== Naming for C output =====
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 There are two generic rules:
   * type names are generated with suffix '_t' added to the base name;
-  * when there's only one subfield in the field/message/... it gets reduced, like there's no container structure. Subfield gets basic name of its container.
+  * when there's only one subfield in the field it gets reduced, like there's no container structure. Subfield gets basic name of its container;
+    * 'one subfield' is literally one subfield. Presence of the special-purpose subfields that would not get into the structure or constant fillers cancels reduction.
 ==== Field/message type ====
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 Ex: see case.pdu
+===== Schedule =====
+  * finalize naming for the following items:
+    * exported constants;
+    * cases;
+    * ranges;
+    * arrays of primitive types;
+    * strings;
+    * interfaces, derived and nested;
+    * ?
+  * separate compiler frontend and backend;
+  * implement validators;
+  * implement pack/unpack;
+    * interfaces;
+    * optional/mandatory;
+    * alignment;
+    * type instantiation and deep referencing;
+  * test;
+  * presentation;