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{/* Copyright (C) 1989,1990 James A. Roskind, All rights reserved. This grammar was developed and written by James A. Roskind. Copying of this grammar description, as a whole, is permitted providing this notice is intact and applicable in all complete copies. Translations as a whole to other parser generator input languages (or grammar description languages) is permitted provided that this notice is intact and applicable in all such copies, along with a disclaimer that the contents are a translation. The reproduction of derived text, such as modified versions of this grammar, or the output of parser generators, is permitted, provided the resulting work includes the copyright notice "Portions Copyright (c) 1989, 1990 James A. Roskind". Derived products, such as compilers, translators, browsers, etc., that use this grammar, must also provide the notice "Portions Copyright (c) 1989, 1990 James A. Roskind" in a manner appropriate to the utility, and in keeping with copyright law (e.g.: EITHER displayed when first invoked/executed; OR displayed continuously on display terminal; OR via placement in the object code in form readable in a printout, with or near the title of the work, or at the end of the file). No royalties, licenses or commissions of any kind are required to copy this grammar, its translations, or derivative products, when the copies are made in compliance with this notice. Persons or corporations that do make copies in compliance with this notice may charge whatever price is agreeable to a buyer, for such copies or derivative works. THIS GRAMMAR IS PROVIDED ``AS IS'' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. James A. Roskind Independent Consultant 516 Latania Palm Drive Indialantic FL, 32903 (407)729-4348 jar@ileaf.com or ...!uunet!leafusa!jar ****************************************************************************** Translation to AnaGram and Interfacing Copyright 1993 Parsifal Software. All rights reserved. This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software. Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions: 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required. 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software. 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution. ****************************************************************************** */ #include "mpp.h" } [ grammar token = prog start ~nest comments sticky { statement} //Resolves if-then-else conflict event driven far tables // Comment out for 32 bit compilers ~allow macros input values line numbers //escape backslashes // uncomment if using MSVC++ error trace parser name = cc default input type = token header file name = "jrc.h" parser file name = "jrc.cpp" ~test range enum { eof =0, SPACE =' ', ANDAND ='A', // "&&" ANDassign, // "&=" ARROW, // "->" CONCAT, // "##" DECR, // "--" DIVassign, // "/=" ELLIPSIS, // "..." EQ, // "==" ERassign, // "^=" GE, // ">=" ICR, // "++" LE, // "<=" LS, // "<<" LSassign, // "<<=" MODassign, // "%=" MINUSassign, // "-=" MULTassign, // "*=" NE, // "!=" ORassign, // "|=" OROR, // "||" PLUSassign, // "+=" RS, // ">>" RSassign, // ">>=" CHARACTERconstant, // character constant STRINGliteral, // character string HEXconstant =129, OCTconstant, DECconstant, FLOATconstant, // real NAME, AUTO, // "auto" BREAK, // "break" CASE, // "case" CHAR, // "char" CONSTANT, // "const" CONTINUE, // "continue" DEFAULT, // "default" DO, // "do" DOUBLE, // "double" ELSE, // "else" ENUM, // "enum" EXTERN, // "extern" FLOAT, // "float" FOR, // "for" GOTO, // "goto" IF, // "if" INT, // "int" LONG, // "long" REGISTER, // "register" RETURN, // "return" SHORT, // "short" SIGNED, // "signed" SIZEOF, // "sizeof" STATIC, // "static" STRUCT, // "struct" SWITCH, // "switch" TYPEDEF, // "typedef" UNION, // "union" UNSIGNED, // "unsigned" VOIDkey, // "void" VOLATILE, // "volatile" WHILE, // "while" UNRECOGNIZED, } ] OCTALconstant = OCTconstant INTEGERconstant = DECconstant FLOATINGconstant = FLOATconstant CONST = CONSTANT VOID = VOIDkey prog start -> translation unit?, eof /* CONSTANTS */ constant -> FLOATINGconstant -> INTEGERconstant -> OCTALconstant -> HEXconstant -> CHARACTERconstant /* STRING LITERALS */ string literal list -> STRINGliteral -> string literal list, STRINGliteral /* EXPRESSIONS */ (void) primary expression -> IDENTIFIER -> constant -> string literal list -> '(', expression, ')' postfix expression -> primary expression -> postfix expression, '[', expression, ']' -> postfix expression, '(', ')' -> postfix expression, '(', argument expression list, ')' -> postfix expression, '.', identifier or typedef name -> postfix expression, ARROW, identifier or typedef name -> postfix expression, ICR -> postfix expression, DECR argument expression list -> assignment expression -> argument expression list, ',', assignment expression unary expression -> postfix expression -> ICR, unary expression -> DECR, unary expression -> unary operator, cast expression -> SIZEOF, unary expression -> SIZEOF, '(', type name, ')' unary operator -> '&' -> '*' -> '+' -> '-' -> '~' -> '!' cast expression -> unary expression -> '(', type name, ')', cast expression multiplicative expression -> cast expression -> multiplicative expression, '*', cast expression -> multiplicative expression, '/', cast expression -> multiplicative expression, '%', cast expression additive expression -> multiplicative expression -> additive expression, '+', multiplicative expression -> additive expression, '-', multiplicative expression shift expression -> additive expression -> shift expression, LS, additive expression -> shift expression, RS, additive expression relational expression -> shift expression -> relational expression, '<', shift expression -> relational expression, '>', shift expression -> relational expression, LE, shift expression -> relational expression, GE, shift expression equality expression -> relational expression -> equality expression, EQ, relational expression -> equality expression, NE, relational expression AND expression -> equality expression -> AND expression, '&', equality expression exclusive OR expression -> AND expression -> exclusive OR expression, '^', AND expression inclusive OR expression -> exclusive OR expression -> inclusive OR expression, '|', exclusive OR expression logical AND expression -> inclusive OR expression -> logical AND expression, ANDAND, inclusive OR expression logical OR expression -> logical AND expression -> logical OR expression, OROR, logical AND expression conditional expression -> logical OR expression -> logical OR expression, '?', expression, ':', conditional expression assignment expression -> conditional expression -> unary expression, assignment operator, assignment expression assignment operator -> '=' -> MULTassign -> DIVassign -> MODassign -> PLUSassign -> MINUSassign -> LSassign -> RSassign -> ANDassign -> ERassign -> ORassign expression -> assignment expression -> expression, ',', assignment expression constant expression -> conditional expression /* The following was used for clarity */ expression opt -> -> expression /* DECLARATIONS */ declaration -> sue declaration specifier, ';' -> sue type specifier, ';' -> declaring list, ';' -> default declaring list, ';' default declaring list -> declaration qualifier list, identifier declarator, initializer opt -> type qualifier list, identifier declarator, initializer opt -> default declaring list, ',', identifier declarator, initializer opt declaring list -> declaration specifier, declarator, initializer opt -> type specifier, declarator, initializer opt -> declaring list, ',', declarator, initializer opt declaration specifier -> basic declaration specifier -> sue declaration specifier -> typedef declaration specifier type specifier -> basic type specifier -> sue type specifier -> typedef type specifier declaration qualifier list -> storage class -> type qualifier list, storage class -> declaration qualifier list, declaration qualifier type qualifier list -> type qualifier -> type qualifier list, type qualifier declaration qualifier -> type qualifier -> storage class type qualifier -> CONST -> VOLATILE basic declaration specifier -> basic type specifier, storage class -> declaration qualifier list, basic type name -> basic declaration specifier, declaration qualifier -> basic declaration specifier, basic type name basic type specifier -> basic type name -> type qualifier list, basic type name -> basic type specifier, type qualifier -> basic type specifier, basic type name sue declaration specifier -> sue type specifier, storage class -> declaration qualifier list, elaborated type name -> sue declaration specifier, declaration qualifier sue type specifier -> elaborated type name -> type qualifier list, elaborated type name -> sue type specifier, type qualifier (void) typedef declaration specifier -> typedef type specifier, storage class -> declaration qualifier list, TYPEDEFname -> typedef declaration specifier, declaration qualifier (void) typedef type specifier -> TYPEDEFname -> type qualifier list, TYPEDEFname -> typedef type specifier, type qualifier storage class -> TYPEDEF =typedef_flag = 1; -> EXTERN -> STATIC -> AUTO -> REGISTER basic type name -> VOID -> CHAR -> SHORT -> INT -> LONG -> FLOAT -> DOUBLE -> SIGNED -> UNSIGNED elaborated type name -> save flag:f, struct or union specifier =typedef_flag = f; -> enum specifier (int) save flag -> ={int f = typedef_flag; typedef_flag = 0; return f;} struct or union specifier -> struct or union, '{', struct declaration list, '}' -> struct or union, identifier or typedef name, '{', struct declaration list, '}' -> struct or union, identifier or typedef name struct or union -> STRUCT -> UNION struct declaration list -> struct declaration -> struct declaration list, struct declaration struct declaration -> struct declaring list, ';' -> struct default declaring list, ';' struct default declaring list -> type qualifier list, struct identifier declarator -> struct default declaring list, ',', struct identifier declarator struct declaring list -> type specifier, struct declarator -> struct declaring list, ',', struct declarator struct declarator -> declarator, bit field size opt -> bit field size struct identifier declarator -> identifier declarator, bit field size opt -> bit field size bit field size opt -> -> bit field size bit field size -> ':', constant expression enum specifier -> ENUM, '{', enumerator list, '}' -> ENUM, identifier or typedef name, '{', enumerator list, '}' -> ENUM, identifier or typedef name enumerator list -> identifier or typedef name, enumerator value opt -> enumerator list, ',', identifier or typedef name, enumerator value opt enumerator value opt -> -> '=', constant expression parameter type list -> parameter list -> parameter list, ',', ELLIPSIS parameter list -> parameter declaration -> parameter list, ',', parameter declaration parameter declaration -> declaration specifier -> declaration specifier, abstract declarator -> declaration specifier, identifier declarator -> declaration specifier, parameter typedef declarator -> declaration qualifier list -> declaration qualifier list, abstract declarator -> declaration qualifier list, identifier declarator -> type specifier -> type specifier, abstract declarator -> type specifier, identifier declarator -> type specifier, parameter typedef declarator -> type qualifier list -> type qualifier list, abstract declarator -> type qualifier list, identifier declarator (void) identifier list -> IDENTIFIER -> identifier list, ',', IDENTIFIER (void) identifier or typedef name -> IDENTIFIER -> TYPEDEFname type name -> type specifier -> type specifier, abstract declarator -> type qualifier list -> type qualifier list, abstract declarator initializer opt -> -> '=', initializer initializer -> '{', initializer list, '}' -> '{', initializer list, ',', '}' -> assignment expression initializer list -> initializer -> initializer list, ',', initializer /* STATEMENTS */ statement -> labeled statement -> compound statement -> expression statement -> selection statement -> iteration statement -> jump statement labeled statement -> identifier or typedef name, ':', statement -> CASE, constant expression, ':', statement -> DEFAULT, ':', statement compound statement -> '{', '}' -> '{', declaration list, '}' -> '{', statement list, '}' -> '{', declaration list, statement list, '}' declaration list -> declaration -> declaration list, declaration statement list -> statement -> statement list, statement expression statement -> expression opt, ';' selection statement -> IF, '(', expression, ')', statement -> IF, '(', expression, ')', statement, ELSE, statement -> SWITCH, '(', expression, ')', statement iteration statement -> WHILE, '(', expression, ')', statement -> DO, statement, WHILE, '(', expression, ')', ';' -> FOR, '(', expression opt, ';', expression opt, ';', expression opt, ')', statement jump statement -> GOTO, identifier or typedef name, ';' -> CONTINUE, ';' -> BREAK, ';' -> RETURN, expression opt, ';' /* EXTERNAL DEFINITIONS */ translation unit -> external definition -> translation unit, external definition external definition -> function definition -> declaration -> identifier declarator, ';' /* Added by JTH! */ function definition -> identifier declarator, compound statement -> declaration specifier, identifier declarator, compound statement -> type specifier, identifier declarator, compound statement -> declaration qualifier list, identifier declarator, compound statement -> type qualifier list, identifier declarator, compound statement -> old function declarator, compound statement -> declaration specifier, old function declarator, compound statement -> type specifier, old function declarator, compound statement -> declaration qualifier list, old function declarator, compound statement -> type qualifier list, old function declarator, compound statement -> old function declarator, declaration list, compound statement -> declaration specifier, old function declarator, declaration list, compound statement -> type specifier, old function declarator, declaration list, compound statement -> declaration qualifier list, old function declarator, declaration list, compound statement -> type qualifier list, old function declarator, declaration list, compound statement declarator -> typedef declarator -> identifier declarator typedef declarator -> paren typedef declarator -> parameter typedef declarator parameter typedef declarator -> TYPEDEFname -> TYPEDEFname, postfixing abstract declarator -> clean typedef declarator clean typedef declarator -> clean postfix typedef declarator -> '*', parameter typedef declarator -> '*', type qualifier list, parameter typedef declarator clean postfix typedef declarator -> '(', clean typedef declarator, ')' -> '(', clean typedef declarator, ')', postfixing abstract declarator paren typedef declarator -> paren postfix typedef declarator -> '*', '(', simple paren typedef declarator, ')' -> '*', type qualifier list, '(', simple paren typedef declarator, ')' -> '*', paren typedef declarator -> '*', type qualifier list, paren typedef declarator paren postfix typedef declarator -> '(', paren typedef declarator, ')' -> '(', simple paren typedef declarator, postfixing abstract declarator, ')' -> '(', paren typedef declarator, ')', postfixing abstract declarator simple paren typedef declarator -> TYPEDEFname -> '(', simple paren typedef declarator, ')' identifier declarator -> unary identifier declarator -> paren identifier declarator unary identifier declarator -> postfix identifier declarator -> '*', identifier declarator -> '*', type qualifier list, identifier declarator postfix identifier declarator -> paren identifier declarator, postfixing abstract declarator -> '(', unary identifier declarator, ')' -> '(', unary identifier declarator, ')', postfixing abstract declarator paren identifier declarator -> IDENTIFIER:s =do_typedef(s); -> '(', paren identifier declarator, ')' old function declarator -> postfix old function declarator -> '*', old function declarator -> '*', type qualifier list, old function declarator postfix old function declarator -> paren identifier declarator, '(', identifier list, ')' -> '(', old function declarator, ')' -> '(', old function declarator, ')', postfixing abstract declarator abstract declarator -> unary abstract declarator -> postfix abstract declarator -> postfixing abstract declarator postfixing abstract declarator -> array abstract declarator -> '(', ')' -> '(', parameter type list, ')' array abstract declarator -> '[', ']' -> '[', constant expression, ']' -> array abstract declarator, '[', constant expression, ']' unary abstract declarator -> '*' -> '*', type qualifier list -> '*', abstract declarator -> '*', type qualifier list, abstract declarator postfix abstract declarator -> '(', unary abstract declarator, ')' -> '(', postfix abstract declarator, ')' -> '(', postfixing abstract declarator, ')' -> '(', unary abstract declarator, ')', postfixing abstract declarator (token) IDENTIFIER, TYPEDEFname -> NAME:t =check_typedef(t); { // Embedded C #define SYNTAX_ERROR syntax_error(PCB.error_message) #define INPUT_CODE(T) (T).id static int typedef_flag = 0; static int use_count = 0; symbol_type_enum symbol_table[N_SYMBOLS]; static void do_typedef(token t) { if (typedef_flag == 0) return; typedef_flag = 0; symbol_table[t.handle] = typedef_name; } static token check_typedef(token t) { if (symbol_table[t.handle] == typedef_name) CHANGE_REDUCTION(TYPEDEFname); return t; } // Member Functions for Class c_parser // Constructor /* This parser has no provisions for multiple simultaneous parses or for recursion. The purpose of use_count is to make sure that there is only one copy of the parser active at any time. */ c_parser::c_parser() { assert(use_count == 0); use_count++; typedef_flag = 0; memset(symbol_table, 0, sizeof(symbol_table)); init_cc(); // init parse } // Destructor c_parser::~c_parser() { use_count--; // Makes parser available } // Reset Parser c_parser &reset(c_parser &c) { typedef_flag = 0; memset(symbol_table, 0, sizeof(symbol_table)); init_cc(); // init parse return c; } // Transmit token to c_parser /* The overloaded operator "<<" is used to transmit data to a parser. Newline tokens are filtered out, since they are passed along by the token scanner only in case text output of the preprocessor is required. If the parser has encountered an error, there is no point in giving it any further input. Otherwise, the input_code and input_value fields of the pcb are set up and cc() is called to deal with the token. */ token_sink &c_parser::operator << (token c) { if (PCB.exit_flag != AG_RUNNING_CODE || (int) c.id == '\n') return *this; PCB.input_code = c.id; PCB.input_value = c; cc(); return *this; } token_sink &c_parser::operator << (token *s) { while (s->id != END_OF_FILE && PCB.exit_flag == AG_RUNNING_CODE) { if ((int) s->id == 10) continue; PCB.input_code = s->id; PCB.input_value = *s++; cc(); } return *this; } } // End Embedded C