C11 preprocessing tokenizer #114
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It's a wonderful example, thank you. I'll probably come back and add equivalent lexers for C89 and C99 too, when I can (unless you want to get there first). It'd be neat if they can produce the same tokens and share a superset for the header. |
katef
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Feb 22, 2019
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I want to see if I can borrow this trick for katef/kgt#11
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This is a larger sample input for
lx, which may also be useful in its own right. I think it makes sense to ship it with libfsm, and I'm happy to license it under the same 2-clause BSD license that's given inLICENCE.