main.c File Reference

The main function that is the parser generator application, apg. More...

#include "Generator.h"
#include "SABNFGrammar.h"
#include "Grammar.h"

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Functions
int	main (int argc, char **argv)

Detailed Description

The main function that is the parser generator application, apg.

Definition in file main.c.

Function Documentation

main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

The main function of the parser generator application

Parameters

argc

the variable number of command line arguments

argv

pointer to a list of pointers to the command line arguments. The arguments and their meanings are given here or can be viewed by running "apg --help". They are for the most part self-explanatory. If in doubt about an option try it and what you get should be self-explanitory. The only exception is, possibly, the attributes. A separate, detailed discussion of these is given in the website documentation here APG(version 6.3) Usage: apg options options: one or more of the following: help options ? - print this help screen help - print this help screen /? - print this help screen /help - print this help screen -help - print this help screen --help - print this help screen version options --version - print version -v - print version /v - print version name options /in:pathname - pathname of input SABNF grammar (required) /out:path - path for generated parser, including trailing delimiter (default = ./ or current working directory) /log:pathname - log output to pathname (default is console) /C:name - C-language parser project name (outputs files name.h & name.c) /C++:name - C++ language parser project name (outputs files name.h & name.cpp) true/false options, all defaults are false /dv - verbose, implies all display options except /dopcodes & /dast /dconfig - display all of the configuration parameters /dgrammar - display input grammar file with one-based line numbers /dwarnings - display grammar syntax warnings /dgrammar-metrics - display grammar metrics /dattributes - display attributes /drules - display rules and udts /dast - display AST records (caution: may generate many records) /dtypes - display the integer type sizes /dopcodes - display grammar opcodes in human-readable format (caution: may generate many opcodes) options are case sensitive and must appear exactly as indicated above paths, pathnames and names must be < 128 in length default values of all true/false options are false

Definition at line 115 of file main.c.