solidity/ASTForward.h
Christian 7f19f3d133 Contract compiler and also add ExpressionStatement to AST.
ExpressionStatement functions as glue between Statements and Expressions.

This way it is possible to detect when the border between statements and
expressions is crossed while walking the AST. Note that ExpressionStatement is
not the only border, almost every statement can contains expressions.
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/**
* @author Christian <c@ethdev.com>
* @date 2014
* Forward-declarations of AST classes.
*/
#pragma once
#include <string>
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
// Forward-declare all AST node types
namespace dev
{
namespace solidity
{
class ASTNode;
class Declaration;
class ContractDefinition;
class StructDefinition;
class ParameterList;
class FunctionDefinition;
class VariableDeclaration;
class TypeName;
class ElementaryTypeName;
class UserDefinedTypeName;
class Mapping;
class Statement;
class Block;
class IfStatement;
class BreakableStatement;
class WhileStatement;
class Continue;
class Break;
class Return;
class VariableDefinition;
class ExpressionStatement;
class Expression;
class Assignment;
class UnaryOperation;
class BinaryOperation;
class FunctionCall;
class MemberAccess;
class IndexAccess;
class PrimaryExpression;
class Identifier;
class ElementaryTypeNameExpression;
class Literal;
// Used as pointers to AST nodes, to be replaced by more clever pointers, e.g. pointers which do
// not do reference counting but point to a special memory area that is completely released
// explicitly.
template <class T>
using ASTPointer = std::shared_ptr<T>;
using ASTString = std::string;
}
}