When to create Contexts (or: how does C++ do it)

[Andreas Pakulat]

Hi,

I'm looking at the visitFunctionDefinition/Declaration code in C++
contextbuilder and am wondering about something:

What range does the created context cover? If I'm not completely wrong
there's only 1 context opened for a function definition, thats the one
for its content. 

If thats true: Why is there no context for the functions parameters?
Aren't that also declarations which would need a context? Or how is that
done? 

I'm mostly wondering because in the visitForStatement there's a separate
context for the init/end/step part, i.e. the actual looping conditions.
And of course the other one that covers the body of the for (importing
the first one)

Andreas

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