/**
 *
 * $Id: uilsym.c,v 1.1 2004/08/28 19:22:43 dannybackx Exp $
 *
 * Copyright (C) 1995 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
 * Copyright (C) 1995-2001 LessTif Development Team
 *
 * This file is part of the GNU LessTif Library.
 *
 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
 * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
 * version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 * Library General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
 * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free
 * Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
 */

static const char rcsid[] = "$Id: uilsym.c,v 1.1 2004/08/28 19:22:43 dannybackx Exp $";

#include <LTconfig.h>

#include <uil/UilDef.h>
#include <uil/UilSymDef.h>
#include <XmI/UilI.h>

#include <XmI/DebugUtil.h>

/*
 * typedef struct sym_entry_header_type {
 *
 *  char                b_tag;
 *	type of entry The values of this field ia a sym_k_XXX_entry as
 *	defined above.
 *
 *  char		b_type;
 *	generic subtype field usage depends on value of b_tag field
 *	above (sym_k_value_entry -> b_type is a sym_k_XXX_value as
 *	defined in UilSymGen.h, sym_k_list_entry -> b_type is a
 *	sym_k_XXX_list as defined below, sym_k_widget_entry -> b_type
 *	is a sym_k_XXX_object as defined in UilSymGen.h,
 *	sym_k_child_entry -> b_type is a sym_k_XXX_child as defined in
 *      UilSymGen.h, sym_k_section_entry -> b_type is a sym_k_XXX_section
 *      as defined below).
 *
 *  unsigned short	w_node_size;
 *	size of the node in longwords
 *
 *  int			user_data;
 *	not used directly by the compiler.  It is for use by applications
 *	making use of callable UIL only.
 *
 * Fields to save source information about the symbol:  We currently save
 * five things.  The source record where the symbol "begins" (begins is in
 * quotes because this may point to just white space before the actual
 * symbol), the position (character) within that record where the symbol
 * begins, the source record where the symbol ends, the position within
 * that record that symbol really begins (i.e. no white space or anything),
 * and the position where the symbol definition ends.
 * 
 *  struct _src_source_record_type  *az_src_rec;
 *	Source record where symbol defined
 *  unsigned char	b_src_pos;
 *	Starting position within the source record
 *  unsigned char	b_end_pos;
 *	Ending position within the source record
 *
 * } sym_entry_header_type;
 *
 * And
 *
 * typedef struct  
 * {
 *  sym_entry_header_type   header;
 * 	common part of all symbol entries.
 *  char                    b_value[ 1 ];
 * 	information specific to each different entry type.
 * } sym_entry_type;
 */

static void
sym_dump_header(sym_entry_type *h)
{
    switch (h->header.b_tag)
    {
    case sym_k_error_entry: /* 127 */
	/*
         *  An error entry is used when compilation errors are detected in the
	 *  source program.  Its use reduces cascading errors caused by missing
	 *  information and allows the compilation to continue and thus
	 *  additional errors may be detected.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_value_entry: /* 1 */
	/*
	 *  A value entry contains information about a UIL literal value
	 *  (integer, string, compound string, xbitmapfile, argument, color,
	 *  icon, etc.).  The b_type field is used to determine the datatype of
	 *  this value.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_name_entry: /* 2 */
	/*
	 *  A name entry corresponds to a name (identifier) used in the UIL
	 *  source.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_widget_entry: /* 3 */
	/*
	 *  A widget entry represents a widget declaration.  It points off to
	 *  the arguments, callbacks, and controls lists for the widget.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_control_entry: /* 4 */
	/*
	 *  A control entry hangs off a list entry and identifes an object
	 *  (widget or gadget) that is controlled.  It also contains the
	 *  managed/unmanaged information.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_forward_ref_entry: /* 5 */
	/*
	 *  forward reference entries are a linked listed of objects
	 *  (widgets/gadgets) that were not defined at the time of the
	 *  reference.  After all objects have been seen, then this list is
	 *  traversed and all objects in it should now be defined and the
	 *  specified pointers can be filled-in.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_external_def_entry: /* 6 */
	/*
	 *  An external definition entry identifies a name that has been
	 *  imported and thus in not declared within this source module.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_argument_entry: /* 7 */
	/*
	 *  An argument entry hangs off a list entry and identifies an object
	 *  argument.  It contains informtation about the argument name and
	 *  argument value.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_callback_entry: /* 8 */
	/*
	 *  An calllback entry hangs off a list entry and identifies an object
	 *  callback.  It contains informtation about the callback name,
	 *  callback procedure, and callback tag.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_module_entry: /* 9 */
	/*
	 *  A module entry contains information specified on the module
	 *  statement.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_proc_def_entry: /* 10 */
	/*
	 *  A procedure definition entry is created for each procedure listed
	 *  in a procedure section.  I contains informaion on the number and
	 *  types of the arguments.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_proc_ref_entry: /* 11 */
	/*
	 *  A procedure reference entry contains information about a the use of
	 *  a procedure (e.g. as a callback).  It also stores the tag to be
	 *  passed to the procedure.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_list_entry: /* 12 */
	/*
	 *  A list entry is a typed list of other symbol table entries. It
	 *  contains a count and a pointer to the next entry on the list via
	 *  the obj_header.az_next field.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_child_entry: /* 13 */
	/*
	 *  A child entry represents a declaration for an
	 *  automatically created child.  It points off to
	 *  the arguments, callbacks, and controls lists for the child. Since
	 *  the structures for widget and child are the same, the
	 *  datastructure for children is really a sym_k_widget_entry_type.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_identifier_entry: /* 14 */
	/*
	 *  identifier entry tag is used for diagnostic messages only
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_color_item_entry: /* 15 */
	/*
	 *  entry describing a color.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_gadget_entry: /* 16 */
	/*
	 *  A gadget entry represents a gadget declaration.  It points off to
	 *  the arguments, callbacks, and controls lists for the gadget. Since
	 *  the structures for widget and gadgets are the same, the
	 *  datastructure for gadgets is really a sym_k_widget_entry_type.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_root_entry: /* 17 */
	/*
	 *  An entry used to group all the other entries together.  It is
	 *  returned in the parse_tree_root field of the compilation descriptor
	 *  when using the callable interface.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_parent_list_entry: /* 18 */
	/*
	 *  This is a list of parents of a widget.  It is used to check for
	 *  constraints provided by the parent that may be used on this widget.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_nested_list_entry: /* 19 */
	/*
	 *  This entry occurs as a list entry for a nested list. It occupies
	 *  the correct position in the list for the reference to a list, and
	 *  points to the actual list entry.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_include_file_entry: /* 20 */
	/*
	 *  An include file entry is used to describe the contents of an
	 *  include file.  It is needed only maintain information about the
	 *  source file from which this parse tree was generated.  It is not
	 *  used by UIL directly.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_section_entry: /* 21 */
	/*
	 *  A section entry is used to describe the contents of an source file.
	 *  It is needed only maintain information about the structure of
	 *  source file from which this parse tree was generated.  It is not
	 *  used by UIL directly.
	 */
	break;


    case sym_k_def_obj_entry: /* 22 */
	/*
	 *  This entry corresponds to the default object clause on the module
	 *  declaration it is used to store source information about the file
	 *  from which this parse tree was generated.   It is not used by UIL
	 *  directly.
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_val_forward_ref_entry: /* 24 */
	/*
	 *  val forward reference entries are a linked listed of values
	 *  that were not defined at the time of the
	 *  reference.  After all values have been seen, then this list is
	 *  traversed and all values in it should now be defined and the
	 *  specified pointers can be filled-in.
	 */
	break;

    default:
	/*
	 *  this is the largest possible value for an entry constant.
	 */
	break;
    }
}

/* 
 * Common header for each "object" entry.  This header is shared by all
 * widget, gadget, list, argument, callback, and control node types.
 * It always appears immediately following the standard entry header
 * field.  Also defined here is a prototype node for these types of
 * "object" entries.
 *
 * typedef struct
 * {
 *   sym_name_entry_type		* az_name;
 * 	pointer to the name entry that holds the object name.	
 *
 *   sym_entry_type		* az_reference;
 * 	pointer to the entry that references this object.		
 *
 *   sym_entry_type		* az_next;
 * 	pointer to next entry in a list, if this entry is linked under
 *      a list entry.						
 *
 *   char                    	* az_comment;
 * 	pointer to comment entry associated with this object.
 *
 *   unsigned int		b_flags;
 * 	object flags.						
 *
 * } sym_obj_header_type;
 *
 * typedef struct
 * {
 *   sym_entry_header_type	header;
 * 	common entry header						
 *
 *   sym_obj_header_type	obj_header;
 * 	common object header						
 *
 * } sym_obj_entry_type;
 */
 
 
static void
sym_dump_obj_header(sym_obj_entry_type *o)
{
}

/* 
 * Types of colors - stored in b_arg_type
 * 
 * #define	sym_k_unspecified_color	0
 * #define	sym_k_background_color	1
 *     This color should displayed in the background on a monochrome	
 *     display.							
 * #define	sym_k_foreground_color	2
 *     This color should displayed in the foreground on a monochrome	
 *     display.							
 */

/*
 * This structure defines an element in a color table.  A color table
 * contains an array of such elements.
 * 
 * typedef struct	
 * {
 *     unsigned char	b_letter;
 * 	 letter for this color					
 *     unsigned char	b_index;
 * 	 index for this color						
 *     unsigned short	w_desc_offset;
 * 	 descriptor offset at in context				
 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    *az_color;
 * 	 pointer to the value entry for this color			
 * 
 * } sym_color_element;
 */

static void
_uil_dump_color_element(sym_color_element *c)
{
}

/* 
 * This structure defines the data for an icon.
 * 
 * typedef struct	
 * {
 *     unsigned short	w_height;
 * 	 height in pixels of the icon					
 *     unsigned short	w_width;
 * 	 width in pixels of the icon					
 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    *az_color_table;
 * 	 pointer to the value entry for the color table		
 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    *az_rows;
 * 	 pointer to the list of icon rows				
 * 
 * } sym_icon_element;
 */ 
static void
_uil_dump_icon(sym_icon_element *i)
{
}

/* 
 * Auxiliary sym_k_flags for values stored in b_aux_flags field
 * 
 * 
 * #define		sym_m_table_entry	(1 << 0)
 *      This item is a component of table				
 * #define		sym_m_separate		(1 << 2)
 *      add CDA separator to end of string				
 * #define		sym_m_sixteen_bit	sym_m_separate
 *      character set is 16-bit						
 * #define		sym_m_exp_eval		(1 << 3)
 *      if set, indicates that expression has already been evaluated	
 */ 

/*
 * dump a Uil generated symbol table
 */
extern void
_uil_dump_node(sym_entry_type *node_entry)
{
    switch (node_entry->header.b_tag)
    {
    case sym_k_name_entry: /* 2 */
	/*
	 * Name entry 
	 *
	 * Flags for name entries
	 * sym_m_referenced
	 *	Used in the b_flags field of a name entry.  Set if this name is
	 *	reference elsewhere in this UIL source module.		
	 * sym_m_cycle_checked
	 *	set if the widget entry for this name has been checked for	
	 *	cyclic references.						
	 * sym_m_has_cycle
	 *	set if a cycle was detected for a widget entry		
	 *
	 * typedef struct _sym_name_entry_type
	 * {
	 *   sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 *	common header						
	 *
	 *   sym_entry_type 			*az_object;
	 *	pointer to the object entry with this name			
	 *
	 *   struct _sym_name_entry_type	*az_next_name_entry;
	 *	next name on hash chain					
	 *
	 *   struct _sym_name_entry_type	*az_prev_name_entry;
	 *	prev name on hash chain					
	 *
	 *   int		az_cycle_id;
	 *	unique id for each cycle check				
	 *
	 *  unsigned char	b_flags;
	 *	flags (possible value is sym_m_referenced as declared above)	
	 *
	 *  char		c_text[ 1 ];
	 *	text of the name						
	 *
	 * } sym_name_entry_type;
	 *
	 * sym_k_name_entry_size (sizeof( sym_name_entry_type)- \
	 *		       sizeof( char[ 1 ]) )
	 */
	break;

	/*
	 * value sets defining expression operators
	 * 
	 *  MOVED TO DBDef.h
	 */

    case sym_k_value_entry: /* 1 */
	/* 
	 * typedef struct _sym_value_entry_type
	 * {
	 *   sym_entry_header_type   header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *
	 *   sym_obj_header_type     obj_header;
	 * 	 common header for objects					
	 *
	 *   unsigned char	    b_type;
	 * 	 b_type distinguishes usage.  Possible values are
	 *	 sym_k_XXX_value
	 * 	 as defined in UilSymGen.h					
	 *
	 *   unsigned short          w_length;
	 * 	 length for variable length types				
	 *
	 *   char		    output_state;
	 * 	 output_state (only byte is needed)				
	 *
	 *   unsigned char	    b_table_count;
	 * 	 number of strings in table, colors in a color table, or fonts
	 *	 in a font table.						
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_aux_flags;
	 * 	 auxiliary flags						
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_arg_type;
	 * 	 type of argument value or monochrome treatment of a color	
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_data_offset;
	 * 	 offset of bits in context for an icon			
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_pixel_type;
	 * 	 pixel size encoding of an icon				
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_charset;
	 * 	 character set of a string					
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_direction;
	 * 	 writing direction of a string, from XmSTRING_DIRECTION_...	
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_max_index;
	 * 	 max index in a color table					
	 *
	 *     unsigned char	    b_expr_opr;
	 * 	 operator for an expression value node			
	 *
	 *     unsigned int	    l_circular_ref_chk;
	 * 	 field to mark when checking for circular references		
	 *
	 *     unsigned short int	    b_enumeration_value_code;
	 *          if non-0, the node takes its value from the value of the
	 *          sym_k_..._enumval code in this field (currently integer)
	 *
	 *    long int    	resource_id;
	 * 	 resource id for private values.				
	 * 
	 * Structure for different kinds of nodes pointing to other value nodes	
	 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    * az_charset_value;
	 *          pointer to value entry describing a userdefined charset.
	 *          Valid only when b_charset == sym_k_userdefined_charset
	 *
	 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    * az_next_table_value;
	 * 	 next element for tables.				
	 *
	 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type    *az_first_table_value;
	 *          pointer to first table entry (font, string, etc.) if
	 *          value is a table.					
	 *
	 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type	* az_exp_op1;
	 *     struct _sym_value_entry_type	* az_exp_op2;
	 *          pointer to the one or two value operands of an	
	 *          expression value node. Special operands have an
	 *          explicitly state semantic.
	 * 
	 *  Union for the actual value of a value node				
	 *     union _sym_value_entry_value_union
	 *     {
	 * 	   int             l_integer;
	 * 	     value if an integer.					
	 *         double		d_real;
	 * 	     value if a double float.					
	 * 	   char		*c_value;
	 * 	     value of ASCIZ string		  			
	 * 	   XmString	xms_value;
	 * 		value of XmString
	 * 	   float           single_float;
	 * 	     value if a single float					
	 * 	   sym_color_element	*z_color;	
	 * 	     value if color table.					
	 * 	   sym_icon_element	*z_icon;
	 * 	     value if icon						
	 * 	   char		*az_data;
	 * 	     pointer to any other kind of allocated data		
	 *     } value;
	 * } sym_value_entry_type;
	 *
	 * Define the fixed size of the value entry structure
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_value_entry_size (sizeof(sym_value_entry_type))
	 */ 

    case sym_k_list_entry: /* 12 */
	/* List entry
	 * 
	 * The types of lists, values for the header.b_type field of a list
	 * entry.
	 * 
	 * #define 	sym_k_error_list		sym_k_error_entry
	 * #define 	sym_k_callback_list		sym_k_callback_entry
	 * #define 	sym_k_argument_list		sym_k_argument_entry
	 * #define 	sym_k_control_list		sym_k_control_entry
	 * #define	sym_k_proc_ref_list		sym_k_proc_ref_entry
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_list_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type   header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type     obj_header;
	 * 	 common header for objects					
	 *     unsigned short	    w_count;
	 * 	 number of elements in the list.				
	 *     unsigned short	    w_gadget_count;
	 * 	 number of gadgets in the list.				
	 * } sym_list_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * Define the size of the list structure
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_list_entry_size (sizeof(sym_list_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_nested_list_entry: /* 19 */
	/* 
	 * Nested List entry
	 * 
	 * A nested list entry appears in a list as the entry specifying a
	 * reference to another list (a nested list reference). It has its
	 * b_type field set to the list type (necessarily the same type as the
	 * list it is contained in, and the list it points to). The az_next
	 * field locates the next list element, as usual. The az_list field
	 * points to the list entry for the list which is referenced.
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_nested_list_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type   header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type     obj_header;
	 * 	 common header for objects					
	 *     sym_list_entry_type	    *az_list;
	 * 	 pointer to the referenced list
	 * } sym_nested_list_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * Define the size of the nested_list structure
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_nested_list_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof(sym_nested_list_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_argument_entry: /* 7 */
	/* 
	 * Argument entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_argument_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common entry header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common object header						
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	* az_arg_name;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing the argument name.	
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	* az_arg_value;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing the argument value.	
	 * } sym_argument_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_argument_entry_size (sizeof(sym_argument_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_proc_def_entry: /* 10 */
	/* 
	 * Procedure Definition Entry
	 * 
	 * typedef struct
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header.						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common header for objects					
	 *     unsigned char		v_arg_checking;
	 * 	 should argument type be checked.				
	 *     unsigned char		b_arg_count;
	 * 	 number of arguments.						
	 *     unsigned char		b_arg_type;
	 * 	 The type of single argument (tag) for this procedure.  It
	 * 	 should be a sym_k_XXX_value as defined in UilDBDef.h.		
	 *     unsigned char		b_widget_type;
	 *         If b_arg_type is sym_k_widget_ref_value, then this field
	 *	   should be a sym_k_XXX_object as defined in UilSymGen.h or
	 *         (uil_max_object + 1) if the type is unspecified.		
	 * } sym_proc_def_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_proc_def_entry_size (sizeof( sym_proc_def_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_proc_ref_entry: /* 11 */
	/*
	 * Procedure Reference Entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header.						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common object header.					
	 *     sym_proc_def_entry_type	*az_proc_def;
	 * 	 pointer to the procedure definition entry for the procedure to
	 * 	 be called.							
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	*az_arg_value;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry for the argument to be passed as the
	 * 	 callback tag to the procedure.				
	 * } sym_proc_ref_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_proc_ref_entry_size (sizeof( sym_proc_ref_entry_type))
	 *
	 * These values are passed from the grammar to the semantic action
	 * routines (SAR) to identify how the procedure is used.
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_callback_proc	1
	 *     	The procedure was used as a callback routine.			
	 * #define sym_k_object_proc	2
	 *     	The procedure was used as a creation routine for a user defined	
	 *     	widget								
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_callback_entry: /* 8 */
	/* 
	 * Callback entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_callback_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common entry header.						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common object header.					
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	* az_call_reason_name;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing the reason (callback)
	 *	 name
	 *     sym_proc_ref_entry_type	* az_call_proc_ref;
	 * 	 pointer to the procedure reference to be invoked for this	
	 * 	 callback reason.						
	 *     sym_list_entry_type		* az_call_proc_ref_list;
	 * 	 list entry of procedure references when multiple callbacks are
	 * 	 used for the callback.					
	 * } sym_callback_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_callback_entry_size (sizeof(sym_callback_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_parent_list_entry: /* 18 */
	/* 
	 * Parent list for widgets and gadgets
	 *
	 * This list contains pointers to each of the widgets and gadgets that
	 * reference the current widget in their control list.  This
	 * information is required in order to check constraint arguments.
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_parent_list_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type           header;
	 * 	 common entry header						
	 *     struct _sym_widget_entry_type   * parent;
	 * 	 pointer to a widget entry that references the originating
	 *	 widget in its controls list.					
	 *     struct _sym_parent_list_type    * next;
	 * 	 pointer to next parent list entry.				
	 * } sym_parent_list_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_parent_list_size (sizeof(sym_parent_list_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_widget_entry: /* 3 */
    case sym_k_child_entry: /* 13 */
    case sym_k_gadget_entry: /* 16 */
	/*
	 * Widget entry and Gadget entry
	 *
	 * Gadgets have the same form as a widget.  They are distinguished
	 * simply by the setting of sym_m_obj_is_gadget in obj_header.b_flags.
	 * 
	 * widget and gadget node structure.
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_widget_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common entry header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common object header						
	 *     sym_list_entry_type		* az_callbacks;
	 * 	 pointer to a list entry of type sym_k_callback_list which	
	 * 	 contains the callbacks for this widget.			
	 *     sym_list_entry_type		* az_arguments;
	 * 	 pointer to a list entry of type sym_k_argument_list which	
	 * 	 contains the arguments for this widget.			
	 *     sym_list_entry_type		* az_controls;
	 * 	 pointer to a list entry of type sym_k_controls_list which	
	 * 	 contains the widgets that are children (are controlled by) this
	 * 	 widget.							
	 *     sym_proc_ref_entry_type	* az_create_proc;
	 * 	 for user_defined widgets this points to the procedure reference
	 * 	 entry that specifies the creation routine for the widget.	
	 *     sym_parent_list_type	* parent_list;
	 * 	 pointer to a parent list entry that links all objects which	
	 * 	 reference this object in there controls lists.  It is used to
	 * 	 traverse through the parents to verify that all contraint	
	 * 	 arguments specified on this widget are really inherited from
	 *	 one of its parents.						
	 *     int				output_state;
	 * 	 Used when generating the UID file.  Possible values:		
	 * 	 sym_k_queued, sym_k_emitted, sym_k_not_processed. (only a byte
	 * 	 is needed).							
	 *     long int			resource_id;
	 * 	 The resource id if the object is private.  This is used when	
	 * 	 generating the UID file.					
	 * } sym_widget_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_widget_entry_size (sizeof(sym_widget_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_control_entry: /* 4 */
	/* 
	 * Control entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * 
	 * Control flags -- These are additional values that may occur in the
	 * b_flags field for control entries. NOTE: Must not overlap common
	 * flags defined above.
	 * 	
	 * #define	sym_m_def_in_progress	(1 << 6)
	 *     	used in all lists.						
	 * #define	sym_m_managed		(1 << 7)
	 *     	This bit is set when the controlled object is to be managed.	
	 * #define sym_m_obj_is_reference  (1 << 8)
	 * #define sym_m_forward_ref	(1 << 9)
	 *      This bit is set if the item is a forward reference not yet
	 *	resolved
	 * #define sym_m_validated		(1 << 10)
	 *     	Used for widgets to indicate if it has been validated
	 * 
	 * 
	 * Control node structure.						
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_control_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common entry header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common object header						
	 *     sym_widget_entry_type	* az_con_obj;
	 * 	 pointer to the widget entry that is controlled by this widget.
	 * } sym_control_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_control_entry_size (sizeof(sym_control_entry_type))
	 */ 

    case sym_k_external_def_entry: /* 6 */
	/* 
	 * External Definition Entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_external_def_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;	
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     struct _sym_external_def_entry_type	*az_next_object;
	 * 	 pointer next external definition entry.			
	 *     sym_name_entry_type		*az_name;
	 * 	 pointer to the name entry for the external object.		
	 * } sym_external_def_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_external_def_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof(sym_external_def_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_forward_ref_entry: /* 5 */
	/* 
	 * Forward Reference Entry
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_forward_ref_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header.  The b_type field holds the object type.	
	 *     struct _sym_forward_ref_entry_type	*az_next_ref;
	 * 	 pointer to the next forward reference entry.			
	 *     char			*a_update_location;
	 * 	 address of the longword field in the referencing entry that	
	 * 	 needs to be updated with the address of the widget entry that
	 * 	 this forward reference entry was created for.  When this
	 *	 forward reference entry is processed in UilP2Reslv.c, then
	 *	 the widget named in the az_name field will be defined and it
	 *	 can be	assigned directly into the a_update_location.		
	 *     sym_name_entry_type		*az_name;
	 * 	 pointer to the name entry for the widget being referenced
	 *	 before it has been defined.
	 *     sym_widget_entry_type	*parent;
	 * 	 pointer to the widget entry of the parent of the forward	
	 * 	 referenced object.						
	 * } sym_forward_ref_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_forward_ref_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof( sym_forward_ref_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_val_forward_ref_entry: /* 24 */
	/* 
	 * Forward Reference Entry
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_patch_add		1
	 * #define sym_k_bind_value_name	2
	 * #define sym_k_patch_list_add	3
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_val_forward_ref_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header.  The b_type field holds the expected value type.
	 *     struct _sym_val_forward_ref_entry_type	*az_next_ref;
	 * 	 pointer to the next forward reference entry.			
	 *     char			*a_update_location;
	 * 	 address of the longword field in the referencing entry that	
	 * 	 needs to be updated with the address of the value entry that
	 * 	 this forward reference entry was created for.  When this
	 *	 forward reference entry is processed in UilP2Reslv.c, then
	 *	 the value named in the az_name field will be defined and it
	 *	 can be	assigned directly into the a_update_location.		
	 *     sym_name_entry_type		*az_name;
	 * 	 pointer to the name entry for the value being referenced before
	 * 	 it has been defined.						
	 *     unsigned char		fwd_ref_flags;
	 * 	 flags used to indicate how to process entry on forward
	 *	 reference chain.
	 * } sym_val_forward_ref_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_val_forward_ref_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof( sym_val_forward_ref_entry_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_def_obj_entry: /* 22 */
	/*
	 * Default object entry.  Pointed to from the module entry.  The
	 * first one in the list contains source information for the
	 * "OBJECTS = " text.  The 'next' field is a pointer to a list which
	 * contains the data on the actual clauses.
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_def_obj_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     struct _sym_def_obj_entry_type  *next;
	 * 	 pointer to next default object entry in the list.		
	 *     char			b_object_info;
	 *     char			b_variant_info;
	 * } sym_def_obj_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_def_obj_entry_size (sizeof( sym_def_obj_entry_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_module_entry: /* 9 */
	/*
	 * Module entry (only 1 per compilation)
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_module_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     sym_obj_header_type		obj_header;
	 * 	 common header for objects					
	 *     sym_value_entry_type 	*az_version;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing version string for the	
	 * 	 module (version clause).					
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	*az_character_set;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing the default character set
	 * 	 information for the module (character set clause).		
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	*az_case_sense;
	 * 	 pointer to the value entry containing the value of the module
	 * 	 case sensitivity clause.					
	 *     sym_def_obj_entry_type	*az_def_obj;
	 * 	 pointer to the default object type specified in the module	
	 * 	 default object variant clause.				
	 * } sym_module_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_module_entry_size (sizeof( sym_module_entry_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_section_entry: /* 21 */
	/* 
	 * Section entry
	 * 
	 * Posiblilities for header.b_type when header.b_tag is
	 * sym_k_section_entry.
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_list_section	1
	 * 	 list section							
	 * #define sym_k_procedure_section	2
	 * 	 procedure section						
	 * #define sym_k_value_section	3
	 * 	 value section						
	 * #define sym_k_identifier_section 4
	 * 	 identifier section						
	 * #define sym_k_object_section	5
	 * 	 widget/gadget section					
	 * #define sym_k_include_section	6
	 * 	 include directive						
	 * #define sym_k_section_tail	7
	 * 	 This section has no corresponding UIL construct and exists only
	 * 	 to aid in saving source information				
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_section_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     struct _sym_section_entry_type *prev_section;
	 * 	 previous section "LIST".					
	 *     sym_entry_type		*next;
	 * 	 pointer to the entry for the next section _OR_ next child.	
	 *     sym_entry_type		*entries;
	 * 	 points to entries in the section _OR_ the entry in the symbol
	 * 	 table for this child.					
	 * } sym_section_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_section_entry_size (sizeof (sym_section_entry_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_include_file_entry: /* 20 */
	/* 
	 * Include file entry
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_include_file_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     sym_section_entry_type	*sections;
	 * 	 pointer to a section list; this list is all of the sections
	 *	 that exist in this include file.
	 *     char			file_name[255];
	 * 	 the file name as specified in the include statement in the UIL
	 * 	 source.							
	 *     char			full_file_name[255];
	 * 	 the expanded name for the include file actually opened.	
	 * } sym_include_file_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_include_file_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof( sym_include_file_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    case sym_k_root_entry: /* 17 */
	/* 
	 * Symbol table root entry (root of symbol table tree)
	 * 
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_root_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     struct _src_source_record_type	*src_record_list;
	 * 	 pointer to a list of source records.				
	 *     char			file_name[255];
	 * 	 the main UIL file name as specified on the command line.	
	 *     char			full_file_name[255];
	 * 	 the expanded name for the main UIL file that was actually	
	 * 	 opened.							
	 *     sym_section_entry_type	*sections;
	 * 	 pointer to section list entry.				
	 *     sym_module_entry_type	*module_hdr;
	 * 	 pointer to module header entry.				
	 *     
	 * } sym_root_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_root_entry_size (sizeof( sym_root_entry_type))
	 */ 
	break;

    case sym_k_color_item_entry: /* 15 */
	/* 
	 * **  Color Item Entry
	 * 
	 * typedef struct _sym_color_item_entry_type
	 * {
	 *     sym_entry_header_type	header;
	 * 	 common header						
	 *     struct _sym_color_item_entry_type	*az_next;
	 * 	 next item							
	 *     unsigned char		b_letter;
	 * 	 letter used for color					
	 *     unsigned char		b_index;
	 * 	 color table index						
	 *     unsigned char		b_spare1;
	 *     sym_value_entry_type	*az_color;
	 * 	 name or value entry for the color.				
	 * 	
	 * } sym_color_item_entry_type;
	 * 
	 * #define sym_k_color_item_entry_size \
	 *	(sizeof( sym_color_item_entry_type))
	 */
	break;

    default:
	break;
    }
}