larx.h File Reference

Function declarations so flex and bison can work together. More...

#include <stdint.h>
#include "parser.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

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Classes
struct	perlarxer
	data for flex and bison to cooperate More...

Functions
int	yyparse (struct perlarxer *)
	parser function declaration More...
void	flexinit (struct perlarxer *)
	probably initializes state object for reentrent tokenizer More...
void	flexbuffer (char *, size_t, void *)
	or this could intialize state object for reentrant tokenizer More...
void	flexdestroy (void *)
	destroy state object for reentrant tokenizer More...

Detailed Description

Function declarations so flex and bison can work together.

Author

Mark Travis mtrav.nosp@m.is15.nosp@m.432+s.nosp@m.rc@g.nosp@m.mail..nosp@m.com

Date

Tue Dec 17 13:26:16 2013

Definition in file larx.h.

Function Documentation

void flexbuffer	(	char *	,
		size_t	,
		void *
	)

or this could intialize state object for reentrant tokenizer

does anybody actually know what flex and bison do?

Referenced by Larxer::Larxer().

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void flexdestroy

(

void *

)

destroy state object for reentrant tokenizer

Referenced by Larxer::Larxer().

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void flexinit

(

struct perlarxer *

)

probably initializes state object for reentrent tokenizer

Referenced by Larxer::Larxer().

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int yyparse

(

struct perlarxer *

)

parser function declaration

Returns

some bison result

Referenced by Larxer::Larxer().

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