List of verifyModuleDependencyTree() Examples

Examples of verifyModuleDependencyTree()

com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.analyzer.ModuleValidator.verifyModuleDependencyTree()
At this stage we need to - resolve all non local modules (recursively) - build the object model of these compiled modules - declare a missing module as an error - detect circular dependencies - detect module version conflicts

Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.analyzer.ModuleValidator.verifyModuleDependencyTree()

            languageModule.setVersion(LANGUAGE_MODULE_VERSION);
        }


        final ModuleValidator moduleValidator = new ModuleValidator(context, phasedUnits);
        if (verifyDependencies) {
            moduleValidator.verifyModuleDependencyTree();
        }
        phasedUnitsOfDependencies = moduleValidator.getPhasedUnitsOfDependencies();


        for (PhasedUnit pu : listOfUnits) {
            pu.validateTree();

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Examples of com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.analyzer.ModuleValidator.verifyModuleDependencyTree()


    @Override
    public void resolveModuleDependencies(PhasedUnits phasedUnits) {
        com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.typechecker.context.Context ceylonContext = LanguageCompiler.getCeylonContextInstance(context);
        ModuleValidator validator = new ModuleValidator(ceylonContext, phasedUnits);
        validator.verifyModuleDependencyTree();
    }


    @Override
    public void setupSourceFileObjects(List<JCCompilationUnit> trees, AbstractModelLoader modelLoader) {
        modelLoader.setupSourceFileObjects(trees);

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