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Adjust to the moving target called the C++ standard.
Apparently nowadays it's not allowed to define an explicit copy
constructor but not an assignment operator. Consequently, defining the
explicit copy constructor in terms of the implicit/automatic
assignment operator for general convenience no longer works.
Add assignment operators.
Caution: not tested with the IBM compiler, but there's no particular
reason it shouldn't work.
author | David A. Holland |
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date | Mon, 30 May 2022 23:46:22 -0400 |
parents | 13d2b8934445 |
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/* YACC parser for PL/M syntax. $Id: plm.syn,v 1.1 2007/04/05 06:29:19 dholland Exp $ From: plm-parse.y,v 1.1 1994/02/28 20:54:56 hays Exp Copyright 1994 by Kirk Hays (hays@ichips.intel.com) and Gary Funck (gary@intrepid.com) USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty. Further, there is no implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. */ /* This file defines the grammar of PL/M. */ { /* * YACC grammar of PL/M */ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include "plm-manifest.h" #include "scope.h" void yyerror (); /* Cause the `yydebug' variable to be defined. */ #define YYDEBUG (1) } ADDRESS = "address" AND = "and" ASSIGN_OP = ":=" AT = "at" AT_SIGN = '@' BASED = "based" BY = "by" BYTE = "byte" CALL = "call" CASE = "case" CAUSE_INTERRUPT = "causeInterrupt" CHARINT = "charint" COLON = ':' COMMA = ',' DATA = "data" DECLARE = "declare" DISABLE = "disable" DO = "do" DOT = '.' DWORD = "dword" ELSE = "else" ENABLE = "enable" END = "end" EOF_KW = "eof" EQ = '=' EXTERNAL = "external" GE = ">=" GO = "go" GOTO = "goto" GT = '>' HALT = "halt" HWORD = "hword" IF = "if" INITIAL_KW = "initial" INTEGER = "integer" INTERRUPT = "interupt" LABEL = "label" LE = "<=" LITERALLY = "literally" LONGINT = "longint" LPAREN = '(' LT = '<' MINUS = "minus" MINUS_SIGN = '-' MOD = "mod" NE = "<>" NOT = "not" OFFSET = "offset" OR = "or" PLUS = "plus" PLUS_SIGN = '+' POINTER = "pointer" PROCEDURE = "procedure" PUBLIC = "public" QWORD = "qword" REAL = "real" REENTRANT = "reentrant" RETURN = "return" RPAREN = ')' SELECTOR = "selector" SEMI = ';' SHORTINT = "shortint" SLASH = '/' STAR = '*' STRUCTURE = "structure" THEN = "then" TO = "to" WHILE = "while" WORD = "word" XOR = "xor" [ grammar token = compilation case sensitive = OFF disregard white space distinguish lexemes lexeme {numeric_constant, IDENTIFIER, STRING} ] eof = -1 + 0 + ^D + ^Z white space -> ' ' + '\t' + '\r' + '\f' + '\v' + '\n' -> "/*", ~eof?..., "*/" actual_parameters -> LPAREN, expression_list, RPAREN adding_operator -> MINUS -> MINUS_SIGN -> PLUS -> PLUS_SIGN and_operator -> AND arithmetic_expression -> term -> arithmetic_expression, adding_operator, term array_specifier -> explicit_dimension -> implicit_dimension assignment_statement -> left_part, EQ, expression, SEMI base_specifier -> IDENTIFIER -> IDENTIFIER, DOT, IDENTIFIER basic_statement -> assignment_statement -> call_statement -> goto_statement -> microprocessor_dependent_statement -> null_statement -> return_statement basic_type -> ADDRESS -> BYTE -> CHARINT -> DWORD -> HWORD -> INTEGER -> LONGINT -> OFFSET -> POINTER -> QWORD -> REAL -> SELECTOR -> SHORTINT -> WORD bound_expression -> expression by_part -> BY, step_expression call_statement -> CALL, simple_variable, SEMI -> CALL, simple_variable, actual_parameters, SEMI cast_type -> basic_type cause_interrupt_statement -> CAUSE_INTERRUPT, LPAREN, integer_constant, RPAREN, SEMI compilation -> module, eof -> module, EOF_KW, eof conditional_clause -> if_condition, true_unit -> if_condition, true_element, ELSE, false_element constant -> STRING -> numeric_constant constant_attribute -> DATA constant_list -> constant -> constant_list, COMMA, constant declaration -> declare_statement -> procedure_definition declaration_sequence -> declaration -> declaration_sequence, declaration declare_element -> factored_element -> unfactored_element declare_element_list -> declare_element -> declare_element_list, COMMA, declare_element declare_statement -> DECLARE, declare_element_list, SEMI disable_statement -> DISABLE, SEMI do_block -> do_case_block -> do_while_block -> iterative_do_block -> simple_do_block do_case_block -> do_case_statement, ending -> do_case_statement, unit_sequence, ending do_case_statement -> DO, CASE, expression, SEMI ={ push_scope(); } do_while_block -> do_while_statement, ending -> do_while_statement, unit_sequence, ending do_while_statement -> DO, WHILE, expression, SEMI ={ push_scope(); } embedded_assignment -> variable_reference, ASSIGN_OP, logical_expression enable_statement -> ENABLE, SEMI end_statement -> END, opt_identifier, SEMI ={ pop_scope(); } ending -> end_statement -> label_definition_sequence, end_statement explicit_dimension -> LPAREN, numeric_constant, RPAREN expression -> embedded_assignment -> logical_expression expression_list -> expression -> expression_list, COMMA, expression factored_element -> factored_label_element -> factored_variable_element /* * factored_label_element doesn't permit based variables, * yet factored_variable_element does. This can't be disambiguated * syntactically. Thus, the factored_label element will have to * make the proper semantic checks to make the sure that the * variable_name_specifier_list is in fact an identifier_list. */ factored_label_element -> LPAREN, variable_name_specifier_list, RPAREN, LABEL, opt_public_or_external factored_member -> LPAREN, member_name_list, RPAREN, opt_explicit_dimension, variable_type factored_variable_element -> LPAREN, variable_name_specifier_list, RPAREN, opt_explicit_dimension, variable_type, opt_variable_attributes false_element -> unit formal_parameter -> IDENTIFIER formal_parameter_list -> formal_parameter -> formal_parameter_list, COMMA, formal_parameter formal_parameter_specifier -> LPAREN, formal_parameter_list, RPAREN go_to -> GOTO -> GO, TO goto_statement -> go_to, IDENTIFIER, SEMI halt_statement -> HALT, SEMI id_colon -> IDENTIFIER, COLON if_condition -> IF, expression, THEN implicit_dimension -> LPAREN, STAR, RPAREN index_part -> index_variable, EQ, start_expression index_variable -> simple_variable initial_value -> expression initial_value_list -> initial_value -> initial_value_list, COMMA, initial_value initialization -> DATA, LPAREN, initial_value_list, RPAREN -> INITIAL_KW, LPAREN, initial_value_list, RPAREN integer_constant -> binary number -> decimal number -> hex number -> octal number interrupt -> INTERRUPT, opt_interrupt_number interrupt_number -> integer_constant iterative_do_block -> iterative_do_statement, ending -> iterative_do_statement, unit_sequence, ending iterative_do_statement -> DO, index_part, to_part, opt_by_part, SEMI ={ push_scope(); } label_definition -> id_colon label_definition_sequence -> label_definition -> label_definition_sequence, label_definition label_element -> IDENTIFIER, LABEL, opt_public_or_external left_part -> variable_reference_list literal_element -> IDENTIFIER, LITERALLY, STRING ={ enter_literal ($1, $3); } location_reference -> AT_SIGN, variable_reference -> AT_SIGN, LPAREN, constant_list, RPAREN -> DOT, variable_reference -> DOT, LPAREN, constant_list, RPAREN locator -> AT, LPAREN, expression, RPAREN locator_initialization -> locator -> initialization -> locator, initialization logical_expression -> logical_factor -> logical_expression, or_operator, logical_factor logical_factor -> logical_secondary -> logical_factor, and_operator, logical_secondary logical_primary -> arithmetic_expression -> arithmetic_expression, relation_operator, arithmetic_expression logical_secondary -> logical_primary -> NOT, logical_primary member_element -> structure_type -> factored_member -> unfactored_member member_element_list -> member_element -> member_element_list, COMMA, member_element member_name -> IDENTIFIER member_name_list -> member_name -> member_name_list, COMMA, member_name member_specifier -> DOT, member_name -> DOT, member_name, subscript member_specifier_sequence -> member_specifier_sequence, member_specifier -> member_specifier microprocessor_dependent_statement -> cause_interrupt_statement -> disable_statement -> enable_statement -> halt_statement module -> module_name, COLON, simple_do_block module_name -> IDENTIFIER multiplying_operator -> MOD -> SLASH -> STAR null_statement -> SEMI numeric_constant -> floating point number -> integer_constant opt_array_specifier -> /* empty */ -> array_specifier opt_by_part -> /* empty */ -> by_part opt_explicit_dimension -> /* empty */ -> explicit_dimension opt_formal_parameter_specifier -> /* empty */ -> formal_parameter_specifier opt_identifier -> /* empty */ -> IDENTIFIER opt_interrupt_number -> /* empty */ -> interrupt_number opt_procedure_attribute_sequence -> /* empty */ -> procedure_attribute_sequence opt_procedure_type -> /* empty */ -> procedure_type opt_public_or_external -> /* empty */ -> EXTERNAL -> PUBLIC opt_variable_attributes -> /* empty */ -> variable_attributes or_operator -> OR -> XOR primary -> constant -> location_reference -> subexpression -> variable_reference procedure_attribute -> EXTERNAL -> PUBLIC -> REENTRANT -> interrupt, PUBLIC -> interrupt, EXTERNAL procedure_attribute_sequence -> procedure_attribute -> procedure_attribute_sequence, procedure_attribute procedure_definition -> procedure_statement, ending -> procedure_statement, declaration_sequence, ending -> procedure_statement, unit_sequence, ending -> procedure_statement, declaration_sequence, unit_sequence, ending procedure_statement -> id_colon, PROCEDURE, opt_formal_parameter_specifier, opt_procedure_type, opt_procedure_attribute_sequence, SEMI ={ push_scope(); } procedure_type -> basic_type relation_operator -> EQ -> GE -> GT -> LE -> LT -> NE return_statement -> typed_return -> untyped_return secondary -> primary -> unary_sign, primary simple_do_block -> simple_do_statement, ending -> simple_do_statement, unit_sequence, ending -> simple_do_statement, declaration_sequence, ending -> simple_do_statement, declaration_sequence, unit_sequence, ending simple_do_statement -> DO, SEMI ={ push_scope(); } simple_variable -> IDENTIFIER -> IDENTIFIER, DOT, IDENTIFIER start_expression -> expression step_expression -> expression structure_type -> STRUCTURE, LPAREN, member_element_list, RPAREN subexpression -> LPAREN, expression, RPAREN subscript -> LPAREN, expression, RPAREN subscript_or_actual_parameters -> LPAREN, expression_list, RPAREN term -> secondary -> term, multiplying_operator, secondary to_part -> TO, bound_expression true_element -> true_statement -> label_definition_sequence, true_statement true_statement -> do_block -> basic_statement true_unit -> unit typed_return -> RETURN, expression, SEMI unary_minus -> MINUS_SIGN unary_plus -> PLUS_SIGN unary_sign -> unary_minus -> unary_plus unfactored_element -> label_element -> literal_element -> variable_element unfactored_member -> member_name, opt_explicit_dimension, variable_type unit -> unit_element -> label_definition_sequence, unit_element unit_element -> basic_statement -> conditional_clause -> do_block unit_sequence -> unit -> unit_sequence, unit untyped_return -> RETURN, SEMI variable_attributes -> EXTERNAL, constant_attribute -> EXTERNAL -> PUBLIC, locator_initialization -> PUBLIC -> locator_initialization variable_element -> variable_name_specifier, opt_array_specifier, variable_type, opt_variable_attributes variable_name_specifier -> IDENTIFIER -> IDENTIFIER, BASED, base_specifier variable_name_specifier_list -> variable_name_specifier -> variable_name_specifier_list, COMMA, variable_name_specifier /* * Variable references may be either data references or function * references. Syntactically, they appear to be the same, each * is followed by a parenthesized comma separated list of expressions. * * A function reference, of course, cannot have the trailing list of * member specifiers - semantic checking will catch this. */ variable_reference -> IDENTIFIER -> IDENTIFIER, member_specifier_sequence -> cast_type, subscript -> IDENTIFIER, subscript_or_actual_parameters -> IDENTIFIER, subscript_or_actual_parameters, member_specifier_sequence variable_reference_list -> variable_reference -> variable_reference_list, COMMA, variable_reference variable_type -> basic_type -> structure_type decimal number tail -> -> 'd' -> '0-9', decimal number tail -> '$', decimal number tail decimal number -> '0-9', decimal number tail binary number tail -> 'b' + 'B' -> '0-1', binary number tail -> '$', binary number tail binary number -> '0-1', binary number tail octal number tail -> 'o' + 'O' + 'q' + 'Q' -> '0-7', octal number tail -> '$', octal number tail octal number -> '0-7', octal number tail hex number tail -> 'h' + 'H' -> '0-9' + 'a-f' + 'A-F', hex number tail -> '$', hex number tail hex number -> '0-9', hex number tail floating point number tail -> fraction part -> fraction part, exponent -> '0-9', floating point number tail floating point number -> '0-9', floating point number tail fraction part -> DOT -> fraction part, '0-9' exponent -> 'e' + '+', '0-9'... -> '-', '0-9'... IDENTIFIER -> 'a-z' -> IDENTIFIER, 'a-z' + '0-9' + '$' + '_' STRING -> '\'', [~(eof + '\'') | "''"]..., '\'' { void yyerror(char * s) { fprintf (stderr, "error at line %d: %s\n", lineno, s); } main() { init_scope(); return yyparse(); } }