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{
(* Yoann Padioleau
*
* Copyright (C) 2002 Yoann Padioleau
* Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Ecole des Mines de Nantes
* Copyright (C) 2008-2009 University of Urbana Champaign
* Copyright (C) 2010-2013 Facebook
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL)
* version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* file license.txt for more details.
*)
open Common
open Parser_cpp
open Ast_cpp (* to factorise tokens with OpAssign, ... *)
module Flag = Flag_parsing_cpp
module Ast = Ast_cpp
module PI = Parse_info
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Prelude *)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* The C/cpp/C++ lexer.
*
* This lexer generates tokens for C (int, while, ...), C++ (new, delete, ...),
* CPP (#define, #ifdef, ...).
* It also generate tokens for comments and spaces. This means that
* it can not be used as-is. Some post-filtering
* has to be done to feed it to a parser. Note that C and C++ are not
* context free languages and so some idents must be disambiguated
* in some ways. TIdent below must thus be post-processed too (as well
* as other tokens like '<' for C++). See parsing_hack.ml for examples.
*
* note: We can't use Lexer_parser._lexer_hint here to do different
* things because we now call the lexer to get all the tokens
* and then only we parse. So we can use the hint only
* in parse_cpp.ml. For the same reason, we don't handle typedefs
* here anymore. We really just tokenize ...
*)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Helpers *)
(*****************************************************************************)
exception Lexical of string
let error s =
if !Flag.strict_lexer
then raise (Lexical s)
else
if !Flag.verbose_lexing
then pr2 ("LEXER: " ^ s)
else ()
let tok lexbuf =
Lexing.lexeme lexbuf
let tokinfo lexbuf =
Parse_info.tokinfo_str_pos (tok lexbuf) (Lexing.lexeme_start lexbuf)
let tok_add_s = Parse_info.tok_add_s
(* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Keywords *)
(* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* opti: less convenient, but using a hash is faster than using a match *)
let keyword_table = Common.hash_of_list [
(* c: *)
"void", (fun ii -> Tvoid ii);
"char", (fun ii -> Tchar ii);
"short", (fun ii -> Tshort ii); "int", (fun ii -> Tint ii);
"long", (fun ii -> Tlong ii);
"float", (fun ii -> Tfloat ii); "double", (fun ii -> Tdouble ii);
"unsigned", (fun ii -> Tunsigned ii); "signed", (fun ii -> Tsigned ii);
"auto", (fun ii -> Tauto ii);
"register", (fun ii -> Tregister ii);
"extern", (fun ii -> Textern ii);
"static", (fun ii -> Tstatic ii);
"const", (fun ii -> Tconst ii); "volatile", (fun ii -> Tvolatile ii);
"struct", (fun ii -> Tstruct ii);
"union", (fun ii -> Tunion ii);
"enum", (fun ii -> Tenum ii);
"typedef", (fun ii -> Ttypedef ii);
"if", (fun ii -> Tif ii); "else", (fun ii -> Telse ii);
"break", (fun ii -> Tbreak ii); "continue", (fun ii -> Tcontinue ii);
"switch", (fun ii -> Tswitch ii);
"case", (fun ii -> Tcase ii); "default", (fun ii -> Tdefault ii);
"for", (fun ii -> Tfor ii);
"do", (fun ii -> Tdo ii);
"while", (fun ii -> Twhile ii);
"return", (fun ii -> Treturn ii);
"goto", (fun ii -> Tgoto ii);
"sizeof", (fun ii -> Tsizeof ii);
(* gccext: more (cpp) aliases are in macros.h *)
"asm", (fun ii -> Tasm ii);
"__attribute__", (fun ii -> Tattribute ii);
"typeof", (fun ii -> Ttypeof ii);
(* also a c++ext: *)
"inline", (fun ii -> Tinline ii);
(* c99: *)
"__restrict__", (fun ii -> Trestrict ii);
(* c++ext: see also TH.is_cpp_keyword *)
"class", (fun ii -> Tclass ii);
"this", (fun ii -> Tthis ii);
"new" , (fun ii -> Tnew ii);
"delete" , (fun ii -> Tdelete ii);
"template" , (fun ii -> Ttemplate ii);
"typeid" , (fun ii -> Ttypeid ii);
"typename" , (fun ii -> Ttypename ii);
"catch" , (fun ii -> Tcatch ii);
"try" , (fun ii -> Ttry ii);
"throw" , (fun ii -> Tthrow ii);
"operator", (fun ii -> Toperator ii);
"public" , (fun ii -> Tpublic ii);
"private" , (fun ii -> Tprivate ii);
"protected" , (fun ii -> Tprotected ii);
"friend" , (fun ii -> Tfriend ii);
"virtual", (fun ii -> Tvirtual ii);
"namespace", (fun ii -> Tnamespace ii);
"using", (fun ii -> Tusing ii);
"bool", (fun ii -> Tbool ii);
"true", (fun ii -> Ttrue ii); "false", (fun ii -> Tfalse ii);
"wchar_t", (fun ii -> Twchar_t ii);
"const_cast" , (fun ii -> Tconst_cast ii);
"dynamic_cast" , (fun ii -> Tdynamic_cast ii);
"static_cast" , (fun ii -> Tstatic_cast ii);
"reinterpret_cast" , (fun ii -> Treinterpret_cast ii);
"explicit", (fun ii -> Texplicit ii);
"mutable", (fun ii -> Tmutable ii);
"export", (fun ii -> Texport ii);
]
let error_radix s =
("numeric " ^ s ^ " constant contains digits beyond the radix:")
}
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Regexps aliases *)
(*****************************************************************************)
let letter = ['A'-'Z' 'a'-'z' '_']
let digit = ['0'-'9']
(* not used for the moment *)
let punctuation = ['!' '"' '#' '%' '&' '\'' '(' ')' '*' '+' ',' '-' '.' '/' ':'
';' '<' '=' '>' '?' '[' '\\' ']' '^' '{' '|' '}' '~']
let space = [' ' '\t' '\n' '\r' '\011' '\012' ]
let additionnal = [ ' ' '\b' '\t' '\011' '\n' '\r' '\007' ]
(* 7 = \a = bell in C. this is not the only char allowed !!
* ex @ and $ ` are valid too
*)
let cchar = (letter | digit | punctuation | additionnal)
let sp = [' ' '\t']+
let spopt = [' ' '\t']*
let dec = ['0'-'9']
let oct = ['0'-'7']
let hex = ['0'-'9' 'a'-'f' 'A'-'F']
let decimal = ('0' | (['1'-'9'] dec*))
let octal = ['0'] oct+
let hexa = ("0x" |"0X") hex+
let pent = dec+
let pfract = dec+
let sign = ['-' '+']
let exp = ['e''E'] sign? dec+
let real = pent exp | ((pent? '.' pfract | pent '.' pfract? ) exp?)
let id = letter (letter | digit) *
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Rule token *)
(*****************************************************************************)
rule token = parse
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Spaces, comments *)
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* note: this lexer generate tokens for comments! So we can not give
* this lexer as-is to the parsing function. We must postprocess it, and
* use techniques like cur_tok ref in parse_cpp.ml
*)
| [' ' '\t' ]+
{ TCommentSpace (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* see also TCppEscapedNewline below *)
| [ '\n' '\r' '\011' '\012']
{ TCommentNewline (tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "/*"
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let com = comment lexbuf in
TComment(info +> tok_add_s com)
}
(* C++ comments are allowed via gccext, but normally they are deleted by cpp.
* So we need this here only because we dont call cpp before.
* Note that we don't keep the trailing \n; it will be in another token.
*)
| "//" [^'\r' '\n' '\011']* { TComment (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ---------------------- *)
(* #include *)
(* ---------------------- *)
(* The difference between a local "" and standard <> include is computed
* later in parser_cpp.mly. So we redo a little bit of lexing there. It's
* ugly but simpler to generate a single token here. *)
| (("#" [' ''\t']* ("include" | "include_next" | "import")
[' ' '\t']*) as includes)
(('"' ([^ '"']+) '"' |
'<' [^ '>']+ '>' |
['A'-'Z''_']+
) as filename)
{ (* less: generate 2 info so highlight_cpp.ml can colorize the
* directive and the filename differently
*)
TInclude (includes, filename, tokinfo lexbuf)
}
(* ---------------------- *)
(* #ifdef *)
(* ---------------------- *)
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "if" [' ' '\t']* '0' (* [^'\n']* '\n' *)
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdefBool (false, info(* +> tok_add_s (cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf)*))
}
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "if" [' ' '\t']* '1' (* [^'\n']* '\n' *)
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdefBool (true, info)
}
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "ifdef" [' ' '\t']* "__cplusplus" [^'\n']* '\n'
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdefMisc (false, info)
}
(* can have some ifdef 0 hence the letter|digit even at beginning of word *)
| "#" [' ''\t']* "ifdef" [' ''\t']+ (letter|digit)((letter|digit)*) [' ''\t']*
{ TIfdef (tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "#" [' ''\t']* "ifndef" [' ''\t']+ (letter|digit)((letter|digit)*)[' ''\t']*
{ TIfdef (tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "#" [' ''\t']* "if" [' ' '\t']+
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdef (info +> tok_add_s (cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf))
}
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "if" '('
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdef (info +> tok_add_s (cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf))
}
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "elif" [' ' '\t']+
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIfdefelif (info +> tok_add_s (cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf))
}
(* bugfix: can have #endif LINUX but at the same time if I eat everything
* until next line, I may miss some TComment which for some tools
* are important such as aComment
*)
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "endif" (*[^'\n']* '\n'*)
{ TEndif (tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "else" [' ' '\t' '\n']
{ TIfdefelse (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ---------------------- *)
(* #define, #undef *)
(* ---------------------- *)
(* The rest of the lexing/parsing of #define is done in fix_tokens_define
* where we parse all TCppEscapedNewline and finally generate a TDefEol
*)
| "#" [' ' '\t']* "define" { TDefine (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* note: in some cases we can have stuff after the ident as in #undef XXX 50,
* but I currently don't handle it cos I think it's bad code.
*)
| (("#" [' ' '\t']* "undef" [' ' '\t']+) as _undef) (id as id)
(* alt: +> tok_add_s (cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf)) *)
{ TUndef (id, tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ---------------------- *)
(* #define body *)
(* ---------------------- *)
(* We could generate separate tokens for #, ## and then extend
* the grammar, but there can be ident in many different places, in
* expression but also in declaration, in function name. So having 3 tokens
* for an ident does not work well with how we add info in
* ast_cpp.ml. So it's better to generate just one token, just one info,
* even if have later to reanalyse those tokens and unsplit.
*
* less: do as in yacfe, generate multiple tokens for those constructs?
*)
| ((id as s) "...")
{ TDefParamVariadic (s, tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* cppext: string concatenation *)
| id ([' ''\t']* "##" [' ''\t']* id)+
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIdent (tok lexbuf, info)
}
(* cppext: stringification
* bugfix: this case must be after the other cases such as #endif
* otherwise take precedent.
*)
| "#" (*spopt*) id
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIdent (tok lexbuf, info)
}
(* cppext: gccext: ##args for variadic macro *)
| "##" [' ''\t']* id
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
TIdent (tok lexbuf, info)
}
(* only in define body normally *)
| "\\" '\n' { TCppEscapedNewline (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ---------------------- *)
(* cpp pragmas *)
(* ---------------------- *)
(* bugfix: I want to keep comments so cant do a sp [^'\n']+ '\n'
* http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Pragmas.html
*)
| "#" spopt "pragma" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
| "#" spopt "ident" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
| "#" spopt "line" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
| "#" spopt "error" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
| "#" spopt "warning" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
| "#" spopt "abort" sp [^'\n']* '\n'
{ TCppDirectiveOther (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* This appears only after calling cpp cpp, as in:
* # 1 "include/linux/module.h" 1
* Because we handle cpp ourselves, why handle it here?
* Why not ... also one could want to use our parser on
* expanded files sometimes.
*)
| "#" sp pent sp '"' [^ '"']* '"' (spopt pent)* spopt '\n'
{ TCppDirectiveOther (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ?? *)
| "#" [' ' '\t']* '\n'
{ TCppDirectiveOther (tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* C symbols *)
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* stdC:
* ... && -= >= ~ + ; ]
* <<= &= -> >> % , < ^
* >>= *= /= ^= & - = {
* != ++ << |= ( . > |
* %= += <= || ) / ? }
* -- == ! * : [
* recent addition: <: :> <% %>
* only at processing: %: %:%: # ##
*)
| '[' { TOCro(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ']' { TCCro(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| '(' { TOPar(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ')' { TCPar(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| '{' { TOBrace(tokinfo lexbuf) } | '}' { TCBrace(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| '+' { TPlus(tokinfo lexbuf) } | '*' { TMul(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| '-' { TMinus(tokinfo lexbuf) } | '/' { TDiv(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| '%' { TMod(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "++"{ TInc(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "--"{ TDec(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "=" { TEq(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "-=" { TAssign (OpAssign Minus, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "+=" { TAssign (OpAssign Plus, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "*=" { TAssign (OpAssign Mul, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "/=" { TAssign (OpAssign Div, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "%=" { TAssign (OpAssign Mod, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "&=" { TAssign (OpAssign And, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "|=" { TAssign (OpAssign Or, (tokinfo lexbuf)) }
| "^=" { TAssign(OpAssign Xor, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "<<=" {TAssign (OpAssign DecLeft, (tokinfo lexbuf)) }
| ">>=" {TAssign (OpAssign DecRight, (tokinfo lexbuf))}
| "==" { TEqEq(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "!=" { TNotEq(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| ">=" { TSupEq(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "<=" { TInfEq(tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* c++ext: transformed in TInf_Template in parsing_hacks_cpp.ml *)
| "<" { TInf(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ">" { TSup(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "&&" { TAndLog(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "||" { TOrLog(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| ">>" { TShr(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "<<" { TShl(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "&" { TAnd(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "|" { TOr(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "^" { TXor(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "..." { TEllipsis(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "->" { TPtrOp(tokinfo lexbuf) } | '.' { TDot(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| ',' { TComma(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| ";" { TPtVirg(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "?" { TWhy(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ":" { TCol(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "!" { TBang(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "~" { TTilde(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "<:" { TOCro(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ":>" { TCCro(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "<%" { TOBrace(tokinfo lexbuf) } | "%>" { TCBrace(tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* c++ext: *)
| "::" { TColCol(tokinfo lexbuf) }
| "->*" { TPtrOpStar(tokinfo lexbuf) } | ".*" { TDotStar(tokinfo lexbuf) }
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* C keywords and ident *)
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* StdC: "must handle at least name of length > 509, but can
* truncate to 31 when compare and truncate to 6 and even lowerise
* in the external linkage phase"
*)
| letter (letter | digit) *
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let s = tok lexbuf in
Common.profile_code "C parsing.lex_ident" (fun () ->
match Common2.optionise (fun () -> Hashtbl.find keyword_table s) with
| Some f -> f info
(* typedef_hack. note: now this is no more useful, cos
* as we use tokens_all, we first parse then all as idents and
* later transform some idents into typedefs. So this job is
* now done in parse_cpp.ml.
*
* old:
* if Lexer_parser.is_typedef s
* then Ident_Typedef (s, info)
* else TIdent (s, info)
*)
| None -> TIdent (s, info)
)
}
(* gccext: apparently gcc allows dollar in variable names. I've found such
* things a few times in Linux and in glibc.
* No need to look in keyword_table here; definitly a TIdent.
*)
| (letter | '$') (letter | digit | '$')*
{
let s = tok lexbuf in
if not !Flag.sgrep_mode
then error ("identifier with dollar: " ^ s);
TIdent (s, tokinfo lexbuf)
}
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* C constant *)
(* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
| "'"
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let s = char lexbuf in
TChar ((s, IsChar), (info +> tok_add_s (s ^ "'")))
}
| '"'
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let s = string lexbuf in
TString ((s, IsChar), (info +> tok_add_s (s ^ "\"")))
}
(* wide character encoding, TODO L'toto' valid ? what is allowed ? *)
| 'L' "'"
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let s = char lexbuf in
TChar ((s, IsWchar), (info +> tok_add_s (s ^ "'")))
}
| 'L' '"'
{ let info = tokinfo lexbuf in
let s = string lexbuf in
TString ((s, IsWchar), (info +> tok_add_s (s ^ "\"")))
}
(* Take care of the order ? No because lex try the longest match. The
* strange diff between decimal and octal constant semantic is not
* understood too by refman :) refman:11.1.4, and ritchie.
*)
| (( decimal | hexa | octal)
( ['u' 'U']
| ['l' 'L']
| (['l' 'L'] ['u' 'U'])
| (['u' 'U'] ['l' 'L'])
| (['u' 'U'] ['l' 'L'] ['l' 'L'])
| (['l' 'L'] ['l' 'L'])
)?
) as x { TInt (x, tokinfo lexbuf) }
| (real ['f' 'F']) as x { TFloat ((x, CFloat), tokinfo lexbuf) }
| (real ['l' 'L']) as x { TFloat ((x, CLongDouble), tokinfo lexbuf) }
| (real as x) { TFloat ((x, CDouble), tokinfo lexbuf) }
| ['0'] ['0'-'9']+
{ error (error_radix "octal" ^ tok lexbuf);
TUnknown (tokinfo lexbuf)
}
| ("0x" |"0X") ['0'-'9' 'a'-'z' 'A'-'Z']+
{ error (error_radix "hexa" ^ tok lexbuf);
TUnknown (tokinfo lexbuf)
}
(* !put after other rules! otherwise 0xff will be parsed as an ident *)
| ['0'-'9']+ letter (letter | digit) *
{ error ("ZARB integer_string, certainly a macro:" ^ tok lexbuf);
TUnknown (tokinfo lexbuf)
}
(* gccext: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Binary-constants.html *)
(*
| "0b" ['0'-'1'] { TInt (((tok lexbuf)<!!>(??,??)) +> int_of_stringbits) }
| ['0'-'1']+'b' { TInt (((tok lexbuf)<!!>(0,-2)) +> int_of_stringbits) }
*)
(*------------------------------------------------------------------------ *)
| eof { EOF (tokinfo lexbuf +> PI.rewrap_str "") }
| _ {
error("unrecognised symbol, in token rule:" ^ tok lexbuf);
TUnknown (tokinfo lexbuf)
}
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Rule char *)
(*****************************************************************************)
and char = parse
(* c++ext: or firefoxext: unicode char may take multiple char as in 'MOSS'
| (_ as x) "'" { String.make 1 x }
(* todo?: as for octal, do exception beyond radix exception ? *)
| (("\\" (oct | oct oct | oct oct oct)) as x "'") { x }
(* this rule must be after the one with octal, lex try first longest
* and when \7 we want an octal, not an exn.
*)
| (("\\x" ((hex | hex hex))) as x "'") { x }
| (("\\" (_ as v)) as x "'")
{
(match v with (* Machine specific ? *)
| 'n' -> () | 't' -> () | 'v' -> () | 'b' -> () | 'r' -> ()
| 'f' -> () | 'a' -> ()
| '\\' -> () | '?' -> () | '\'' -> () | '"' -> ()
| 'e' -> () (* linuxext: ? *)
| _ ->
error ("unrecognised symbol in char:"^tok lexbuf);
);
x
}
| _
{ error ("unrecognised symbol in char:"^tok lexbuf);
tok lexbuf
}
*)
(* c++ext: mostly copy paste of string but s/"/'/ " and s/string/char *)
| '\'' { "" }
| (_ as x)
{ Common2.string_of_char x^char lexbuf}
| ("\\" (oct | oct oct | oct oct oct)) as x { x ^ char lexbuf }
| ("\\x" (hex | hex hex)) as x { x ^ char lexbuf }
| ("\\" (_ as v)) as x
{
(match v with (* Machine specific ? *)
| 'n' -> () | 't' -> () | 'v' -> () | 'b' -> () | 'r' -> ()
| 'f' -> () | 'a' -> ()
| '\\' -> () | '?' -> () | '\'' -> () | '"' -> ()
| 'e' -> () (* linuxext: ? *)
(* old: "x" -> 10 gccext ? todo ugly, I put a fake value *)
(* cppext: can have \ for multiline in string too *)
| '\n' -> ()
| _ -> error ("unrecognised symbol in char:"^tok lexbuf);
);
x ^ char lexbuf
}
| eof { error "WEIRD end of file in char"; ""}
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Rule string *)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* less? factorise code with char ? but not same ending token so hard. *)
and string = parse
| '"' { "" }
| (_ as x)
{ Common2.string_of_char x^string lexbuf}
| ("\\" (oct | oct oct | oct oct oct)) as x { x ^ string lexbuf }
| ("\\x" (hex | hex hex)) as x { x ^ string lexbuf }
(* unicode *)
| ("\\u" (hex hex hex hex)) as x { x ^ string lexbuf }
| ("\\U" (hex hex hex hex hex hex hex hex)) as x { x ^ string lexbuf }
| ("\\" (_ as v)) as x
{
(match v with (* Machine specific ? *)
| 'n' -> () | 't' -> () | 'v' -> () | 'b' -> () | 'r' -> ()
| 'f' -> () | 'a' -> ()
| '\\' -> () | '?' -> () | '\'' -> () | '"' -> ()
| 'e' -> () (* linuxext: ? *)
(* old: "x" -> 10 gccext ? todo ugly, I put a fake value *)
(* cppext: can have \ for multiline in string too *)
| '\n' -> ()
| _ -> error ("unrecognised symbol in string:"^tok lexbuf);
);
x ^ string lexbuf
}
| eof { error "WEIRD end of file in string"; ""}
(* Bug if add following code, cos match also the '"' that is needed
* to finish the string, and so go until end of file.
*)
(*
| [^ '\\']+
{ let cs = lexbuf +> tok +> list_of_string +> List.map Char.code in
cs ++ string lexbuf
}
*)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Rule comment *)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* less: allow only char-'*' ? *)
and comment = parse
| "*/" { tok lexbuf }
(* noteopti: *)
| [^ '*']+ { let s = tok lexbuf in s ^ comment lexbuf }
| [ '*'] { let s = tok lexbuf in s ^ comment lexbuf }
| _
{ let s = tok lexbuf in
error ("unrecognised symbol in comment:"^s);
s ^ comment lexbuf
}
| eof { error "WEIRD end of file in comment"; ""}
(*****************************************************************************)
(* Rule cpp_eat_until_nl *)
(*****************************************************************************)
(* cpp recognize C comments, so when #define xx (yy) /* comment \n ... */
* then he has already erased the /* comment. So:
* - dont eat the start of the comment otherwise afterwards we are in the middle
* of a comment and so we will problably get a parse error somewhere.
* - have to recognize comments in cpp_eat_until_nl.
*
* note: I was using cpp_eat_until_nl for #define before, but now I
* try also to parse define body so cpp_eat_until_nl is used only for the "body"
* of other uninteresting directtives like #ifdef, #else where can have
* stuff on the right on such directive.
*)
and cpp_eat_until_nl = parse
(* bugfix: need to handle comments too *)
| "/*"
{ let s = tok lexbuf in
let s2 = comment lexbuf in
let s3 = cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf in
s ^ s2 ^ s3
}
| '\\' "\n" { let s = tok lexbuf in s ^ cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf }
| "\n" { tok lexbuf }
(* noteopti:
* update: need also deal with comments chars now
*)
| [^ '\n' '\\' '/' '*' ]+
{ let s = tok lexbuf in s ^ cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf }
| eof { error "end of file in cpp_eat_until_nl"; ""}
| _ { let s = tok lexbuf in s ^ cpp_eat_until_nl lexbuf }
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