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Detailed Description
Driver for the basic examples.
This is a simple demonstration of constructing a parser from pre-generated grammar files. The parser state is displayed and a second case demonstrates the use of rule name call back functions.
- application code must include header files:
- ../../utilities/utilities.h
- float.h
- application compilation must include source code from the directories:
- ../../library
- ../../utilities
- application compilation must define macros:
- none
The compiled example will execute the following cases. Run the application with no arguments for application usage.
- case 1: display the current state of the APG library (type names, type sizes and defined macros)
- case 2: parse a simple input string and display the final parsed state
- case 3: set call back functions for some of the grammar's rule names and execute them during the parse
Definition in file main.c.
Function Documentation
◆ main()
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
Main function for the basic application.
This example has several cases. Run the main program with no arguments to see a help screen with usage and a list of the cases with a brief description of each.
- Parameters
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argc The number of command line arguments. argv An array of pointers to the command line arguments.
- Returns
- The application's exit code.
