Protected object mapping for reverse engineering (Ada code)
For each protected object, the Reverser creates a Class in the Model.
The name of the Class is set to that of the protected object identifier.
The Class is stereotyped by the «Ada Protected Type» and «Ada Anonymous» stereotypes.
The Visibility property of the reverse engineered Class is set according to how the protected object is declared:
• If the protected object is declared in the parent Ada package specification, the Visibility property is set to Public.
• If the protected object is declared in the private region of the parent Ada package specification, the Visibility property is set to protected.
• If the protected object is declared in the parent package body, the Visibility property is set to Private.
If the protected object has a discriminant, the Reverser creates a child Attribute that is stereotyped by the «Ada Discriminant» stereotype.
For each entry, the Reverser creates a child Operation that is stereotyped by the «Ada Entry» stereotype. The tagged value of the Ada Entry Barrier tag definition (applied by the «Ada Entry» stereotype) is set to the entry barrier text. The «Ada Entry» stereotype's other tag definitions are used to record the array of an Ada Entry that uses an array.