lp://staging/~psmay/+junk/cifl-antlr.dev
Cifl (or cifl, but never CIFL unless required by naming convention) is a proposed programming language designed for a source-to-source compiler to C, intended to implement modern programming language features on top of the general platform provided by C.
Notes about the language this intends to support are at <https:/
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- Owner:
- Peter S. May
- Status:
- Experimental
Recent revisions
- 11. By Peter S. May <http://psmay.com/>
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Still need to get together some test cases. Also haven't accounted for functions and typedefs.
- 9. By Peter S. May <http://psmay.com/>
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Added a bunch of explicit newline allowances in order to allow the use of newlines as statement delimiters. Things are looking up.
- 5. By Peter S. May <http://psmay.com/>
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* Changed grammar name to Cifl.
* Changed struct/union/enum to new parameter-like syntax.
* Added support for qualified 'goto', considered less harmful.
* Added support for block exit cases. - 4. By Peter S. May <http://psmay.com/>
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* Added annotated_type and type_clause rules, which make it possible to annotate a type separately from the structure it qualifies. The main use case so far is for "@read ref[TYPE]", which translates to C "const TYPE *", which intentionally qualifies the ref rather than the type.
- 3. By Peter S. May <http://psmay.com/>
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An early version of the language seems to be coming together. Trying to get together a coherent AST generator.
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