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PSS 3.0 API Documentation
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This document describes the API additions for PSS 3.0 support in pssparser.

AST Nodes for PSS 3.0
======================

Monitor AST Nodes
-----------------

Monitor
^^^^^^^

Represents a monitor declaration (Section 19 of PSS 3.0 spec).

**Namespace**: ``pssp::ast``

**Base Class**: ``TypeScope``

**Properties**:

* ``is_abstract`` (bool) - Whether the monitor is abstract
* ``super_type`` (ITypeRef) - The super type if the monitor extends another
* ``monitors`` (list<IMonitor>) - Nested monitor declarations
* ``activities`` (list<IMonitorActivityDecl>) - Monitor activity declarations
* ``constraints`` (list<IConstraint>) - Monitor constraints

**Python API**:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import ast
    
    # Create a monitor
    monitor = ast.Monitor("MyMonitor")
    monitor.is_abstract = False
    
    # Access properties
    print(f"Monitor name: {monitor.name}")
    print(f"Is abstract: {monitor.is_abstract}")

**C++ API**:

.. code-block:: cpp

    #include "pssp/ast/IMonitor.h"
    
    // Access monitor properties
    pssp::ast::IMonitor *monitor = /* ... */;
    bool is_abstract = monitor->getIsAbstract();
    const std::vector<ast::IMonitorUP> &monitors = monitor->getMonitors();

MonitorActivityDecl
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents a monitor activity declaration.

**Properties**:

* ``activity`` (IMonitorActivityStmt) - The activity statement

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import ast
    
    # Create activity declaration
    activity_decl = ast.MonitorActivityDecl()
    
    # Set activity statement
    sequence = ast.MonitorActivitySequence()
    activity_decl.activity = sequence

MonitorActivitySequence
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents a sequence of monitor activities.

**Properties**:

* ``activities`` (list<IMonitorActivityStmt>) - Sequential activities

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    sequence = ast.MonitorActivitySequence()
    
    # Add activities
    sequence.activities.append(activity1)
    sequence.activities.append(activity2)

MonitorActivityConcat
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents temporal concatenation (concat blocks).

**Properties**:

* ``activities`` (list<IMonitorActivityStmt>) - Activities to concatenate

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    concat = ast.MonitorActivityConcat()
    concat.activities.append(action_ref1)
    concat.activities.append(action_ref2)

MonitorActivityEventually
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents an eventually activity (must occur eventually).

**Properties**:

* ``activity`` (IMonitorActivityStmt) - The activity that must occur

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    eventually = ast.MonitorActivityEventually()
    eventually.activity = sequence_activity

MonitorActivitySchedule
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents unordered concurrent activities (schedule blocks).

**Properties**:

* ``activities`` (list<IMonitorActivityStmt>) - Concurrent activities

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    schedule = ast.MonitorActivitySchedule()
    schedule.activities.append(activity1)
    schedule.activities.append(activity2)

MonitorActivityActionTraversal
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents traversal of an action in a monitor.

**Properties**:

* ``action_ref`` (ITypeRef) - Reference to the action type

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    traversal = ast.MonitorActivityActionTraversal()
    # Set action reference
    traversal.action_ref = action_type_ref

CoverStmt
^^^^^^^^^

Represents a cover statement.

**Properties**:

* ``label`` (string) - Optional label for the cover statement
* ``type_ref`` (ITypeRef) - Reference to the monitor type
* ``variable_name`` (string) - Optional variable name for the cover instance

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    cover = ast.CoverStmt()
    cover.label = "my_coverage"
    cover.type_ref = monitor_type_ref
    cover.variable_name = "monitor_inst"

String Enhancement AST Nodes
-----------------------------

StringMethodId
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Enumeration of string methods (Section 7.6 of PSS 3.0 spec).

**Values**:

* ``NoMethod`` - No method
* ``Size`` - size() method
* ``Find`` - find() method
* ``FindLast`` - find_last() method
* ``FindAll`` - find_all() method
* ``Lower`` - lower() method
* ``Upper`` - upper() method
* ``Split`` - split() method
* ``Chars`` - chars() method

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser.ast import StringMethodId
    
    method = StringMethodId.Size
    if method == StringMethodId.Find:
        print("Using find method")

ExprSubstring
^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents a substring operation (Section 7.6.2 of PSS 3.0 spec).

**Properties**:

* ``target`` (IExpr) - The string expression
* ``start`` (IExpr) - Start index (optional)
* ``end`` (IExpr) - End index (optional)

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    # s[0..4]
    substring = ast.ExprSubstring()
    substring.target = string_expr
    substring.start = start_index_expr
    substring.end = end_index_expr
    
    # s[6..]
    substring_open = ast.ExprSubstring()
    substring_open.target = string_expr
    substring_open.start = start_index_expr
    # end is None

ExprMemberPathElem
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Enhanced to support string methods.

**Properties**:

* ``identifier`` (Identifier) - The member name
* ``parameters`` (list<IExpr>) - Method parameters (if method call)
* ``subscript`` (list<IExpr>) - Subscript expressions
* ``string_method_id`` (StringMethodId) - String method identifier

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    # s.size()
    member = ast.ExprMemberPathElem()
    member.identifier = "size"
    member.string_method_id = ast.StringMethodId.Size
    
    # s.find("world")
    member = ast.ExprMemberPathElem()
    member.identifier = "find"
    member.string_method_id = ast.StringMethodId.Find
    member.parameters.append(substring_expr)

Procedural Randomization AST Nodes
-----------------------------------

ProceduralStmtRandomize
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents a procedural randomization statement (Section 16.6.6 of PSS 3.0 spec).

**Properties**:

* ``target`` (ITemplateParamDeclValue) - The variable to randomize
* ``constraint`` (IConstraint) - Optional inline constraint block

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    randomize = ast.ProceduralStmtRandomize()
    randomize.target = variable_ref
    
    # With constraint
    randomize.constraint = constraint_block

**C++ API**:

.. code-block:: cpp

    #include "pssp/ast/IProceduralStmtRandomize.h"
    
    pssp::ast::IProceduralStmtRandomize *stmt = /* ... */;
    ast::ITemplateParamDeclValue *target = stmt->getTarget();
    ast::IConstraint *constraint = stmt->getConstraint();

Activity Atomic Block AST Nodes
--------------------------------

ActivityAtomicBlock
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Represents an atomic activity block (Section 22.6.7 of PSS 3.0 spec).

**Properties**:

* ``activity`` (IActivityStmt) - The activity statement to execute atomically

**Usage**:

.. code-block:: python

    atomic = ast.ActivityAtomicBlock()
    atomic.activity = activity_sequence

**C++ API**:

.. code-block:: cpp

    #include "pssp/ast/IActivityAtomicBlock.h"
    
    pssp::ast::IActivityAtomicBlock *atomic = /* ... */;
    ast::IActivityStmt *activity = atomic->getActivity();

Visitor API
===========

The visitor API has been extended to support PSS 3.0 constructs.

C++ Visitor Interface
---------------------

**Header**: ``src/AstBuilderInt.h``

Monitor Visitors
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

.. code-block:: cpp

    class AstBuilderInt : public PSSParserBaseVisitor {
    public:
        // Monitor declaration
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_declaration(
            PSSParser::Monitor_declarationContext *ctx) override;
        
        // Abstract monitor
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitAbstract_monitor_declaration(
            PSSParser::Abstract_monitor_declarationContext *ctx) override;
        
        // Monitor activity
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_activity_declaration(
            PSSParser::Monitor_activity_declarationContext *ctx) override;
        
        // Activity statements
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_activity_sequence_block_stmt(
            PSSParser::Monitor_activity_sequence_block_stmtContext *ctx) override;
        
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_activity_concat_stmt(
            PSSParser::Monitor_activity_concat_stmtContext *ctx) override;
        
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_activity_eventually_stmt(
            PSSParser::Monitor_activity_eventually_stmtContext *ctx) override;
        
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitMonitor_activity_schedule_stmt(
            PSSParser::Monitor_activity_schedule_stmtContext *ctx) override;
        
        // Cover statement
        virtual antlrcpp::Any visitCover_stmt(
            PSSParser::Cover_stmtContext *ctx) override;
    };

Procedural Randomization Visitor
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

.. code-block:: cpp

    virtual antlrcpp::Any visitProcedural_randomization_stmt(
        PSSParser::Procedural_randomization_stmtContext *ctx) override;

Activity Atomic Block Visitor
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

.. code-block:: cpp

    virtual antlrcpp::Any visitActivity_atomic_block_stmt(
        PSSParser::Activity_atomic_block_stmtContext *ctx) override;

Python API Integration
======================

Parser Class Extensions
-----------------------

The ``Parser`` class handles PSS 3.0 constructs transparently:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import Parser
    
    parser = Parser()
    
    # Parse PSS 3.0 code
    parser.parses([
        ("monitor.pss", """
            monitor MyMonitor {
                activity {
                    concat {
                        A;
                        B;
                    }
                }
            }
            
            component pss_top {
                action A { }
                action B { }
                
                cover MyMonitor;
            }
        """)
    ])
    
    # Link and get AST
    root = parser.link()

AST Traversal
-------------

PSS 3.0 nodes can be traversed like any AST nodes:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import ast
    
    def find_monitors(node):
        """Find all monitors in AST"""
        monitors = []
        
        if isinstance(node, ast.Monitor):
            monitors.append(node)
        
        # Traverse children
        for child in node.children:
            monitors.extend(find_monitors(child))
        
        return monitors
    
    # Use with parsed AST
    root = parser.link()
    monitors = find_monitors(root)
    
    for monitor in monitors:
        print(f"Found monitor: {monitor.name}")

Type Introspection
------------------

Check for PSS 3.0 types at runtime:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import ast
    
    def is_pss30_feature(node):
        """Check if node uses PSS 3.0 features"""
        return isinstance(node, (
            ast.Monitor,
            ast.MonitorActivityStmt,
            ast.ProceduralStmtRandomize,
            ast.ActivityAtomicBlock,
            ast.ExprSubstring
        ))

C++ API Usage Examples
======================

Creating Monitor AST Programmatically
--------------------------------------

.. code-block:: cpp

    #include "pssp/ast/IFactory.h"
    #include "pssp/ast/IMonitor.h"
    
    // Get factory
    ast::IFactory *factory = ast::getFactory();
    
    // Create monitor
    ast::IMonitorUP monitor = factory->mkMonitor("MyMonitor", false);
    
    // Create activity declaration
    ast::IMonitorActivityDeclUP activity_decl = 
        factory->mkMonitorActivityDecl();
    
    // Create sequence activity
    ast::IMonitorActivitySequenceUP sequence = 
        factory->mkMonitorActivitySequence();
    
    // Set activity
    activity_decl->setActivity(sequence.release());
    
    // Add to monitor
    monitor->getActivities().push_back(activity_decl.release());

Traversing Monitor Activities
------------------------------

.. code-block:: cpp

    #include "pssp/ast/IMonitor.h"
    
    void processMonitor(ast::IMonitor *monitor) {
        // Process monitor properties
        std::string name = monitor->getName();
        bool is_abstract = monitor->getIsAbstract();
        
        // Process activities
        for (auto &activity_decl : monitor->getActivities()) {
            ast::IMonitorActivityStmt *activity = 
                activity_decl->getActivity();
            
            // Check activity type
            if (auto *sequence = 
                dynamic_cast<ast::IMonitorActivitySequence*>(activity)) {
                // Process sequence
                for (auto &stmt : sequence->getActivities()) {
                    // Process each statement
                }
            }
        }
    }

Best Practices
==============

1. **Use Factory Methods**: Create AST nodes via ``ast::getFactory()``
2. **Check Node Types**: Use ``dynamic_cast`` or ``isinstance`` before accessing type-specific properties
3. **Handle Null References**: PSS 3.0 reference types can be null
4. **Validate Contexts**: Check semantic rules (e.g., yield only in target exec)

Error Handling
==============

Parse Errors
------------

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import Parser
    
    parser = Parser()
    
    try:
        parser.parses([("file.pss", invalid_pss_code)])
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Parse error: {e}")

AST Validation
--------------

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import ast
    
    def validate_monitor(monitor):
        """Validate monitor structure"""
        if not isinstance(monitor, ast.Monitor):
            raise ValueError("Not a monitor")
        
        if monitor.is_abstract and len(monitor.activities) == 0:
            print("Warning: Abstract monitor with no activities")
        
        # Additional validation...

Performance Considerations
==========================

* **AST Size**: Monitor AST nodes add ~10% to AST size for typical models
* **Parse Time**: PSS 3.0 constructs parse efficiently (< 5% overhead)
* **Memory**: Monitor activities use minimal additional memory
* **Linking**: Reference collections link as efficiently as standard collections

Thread Safety
=============

The parser is **not thread-safe**. Use separate parser instances per thread:

.. code-block:: python

    from pssparser import Parser
    import threading
    
    def parse_in_thread(content):
        parser = Parser()  # New parser per thread
        parser.parses([("file.pss", content)])
        return parser.link()
    
    threads = [
        threading.Thread(target=parse_in_thread, args=(content1,)),
        threading.Thread(target=parse_in_thread, args=(content2,))
    ]

Deprecations
============

No APIs are deprecated in PSS 3.0 support. All PSS 2.x APIs remain available.

See Also
========

* :doc:`pss30_features` - Feature documentation
* :doc:`pss30_migration` - Migration guide
* :doc:`ast_structure` - General AST structure
* :doc:`reference_api_docs` - Complete API reference