- Created a new command line target in the XCode project. Win + Linux yet outstanding.
- Reorganized the C++ runtime folder structure a bit
* Put everything in a new folder "runtime"
* Added a "demo" folder for the demo grammar + app
* Renamed Apple folder to Mac in demo folder
* Added a script with some descriptions to run parser regeneration (via jar or classes). This is also used in the XCode project to regenerate the files.
* Moved all C++ runtime files up in the folder hierarchy. No need to mimic the deep nesting from Java.
- Some adjustments here and there in the C++ runtime for consistency.
- Overhaul of the Cpp.stg file to produce compilable code. Extracted file level templates into a new template Files.stg. Experimented with new named actions (@parser::listenerheader) but the result is not satisfying yet. Need to investigate more.
- Extended ANTLR to produce header files if a target class returns true in the new function needsHeader().
- Added generated folder from demo to .gitignore
- Added myself to contributors file + maven xml.
- A profile "rts" has been created which runs the integration tests. By default the the project containing the runtimes tests will not run so that users casually checking out and building the project do not have to install the tools required to test all the supported Antlr targets.
- The base test classes that are required for running the integration tests are downloaded from the other Antlr repos, dynamically added to the compile classpath and used by the currently checked in integration tests
To run the the full build with all the integration tests use the following:
mvn clean install -Prts
Account for the following:
- deploying snapshots to OSSRH
- releasing to Maven Central
- Shaded JAR including the treelayout dependency
- OSGi manifest
- remove Eclipse IDE metadata for clean import
- remove IDEA IDE metadata for clean import
Tom Everett
parrt
Ben Hamilton
Eric Vergnaud
Mike Lischke
Terence Parr
Jason van Zyl
Sam Harwell