c2nim: new features & bugfixes
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c2nim User's manual
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=================================
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:Author: Andreas Rumpf
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:Version: 0.8.10
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:Author: Andreas Rumpf
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:Version: |nimrodversion|
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.. contents::
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.. code-block:: C
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#mangle "'GTK_'{.*}" "TGtk$1"
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For convenience the PEG pattern and the replacement can be a single identifiers
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too, there is no need to quote them:
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.. code-block:: C
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#mangle ssize_t int
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// is short for:
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#mangle "'ssize_t'" "int"
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``#private`` directive
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----------------------
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By default c2nim marks every top level identifier (proc name, variable, etc.)
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as exported (the export marker is ``*`` in Nimrod). With the ``#private``
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directive identifiers can be marked as private so that the resulting Nimrod
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module does not export them. The ``#private`` directive takes a PEG pattern:
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.. code-block:: C
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#private "@('_'!.)" // all identifiers ending in '_' are private
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Note: The pattern refers to the original C identifiers, not to the resulting
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identifiers after mangling!
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``#skipcomments`` directive
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**Note**: There is also a ``--skipcomments`` command line option that can be
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used for the same purpose.
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The ``#skipcomments`` directive can be put into the C code to make c2nim
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ignore comments and not copy them into the generated Nimrod file.
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``#typeprefixes`` directive
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**Note**: There is also a ``--typeprefixes`` command line option that can be
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used for the same purpose.
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The ``#typeprefixes`` directive can be put into the C code to make c2nim
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generate the ``T`` or ``P`` prefix for every defined type.
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``#def`` directive
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