In order to export generated classes in DLLs we need a way to specify the __declspec setting. This is is usually done via a macro that takes the import or export value. The new parameter (`-export-macro`) allows to specify this, which increases the flexibility of the generated classes.
The C++ target documentation has been extended to describe build specific things, includig this new parameter.
In order to export generated classes in DLLs we need a way to specify the __declspec setting. This is is usually done via a macro that takes the import or export value. The new parameter (`-export-macro`) allows to specify this, which increases the flexibility of the generated classes.
The C++ target documentation has been extended to describe build specific things, includig this new parameter.
- The shared mutexes were defined as normal instance variables in a simulator, so the locks didn't work (multiple instances of simulators active). By making them static (which is more appropriate anyway, since we are protecting static data) the synchroniation now works.
- For better performance an own class for multiple read/single write locks was added and used instead of the shared mutexes.
- Made the static wstring_covvert instance local variables in ws2s and s2ws. Otherwise we would also need a mutext to protect it.
- Some other minor changes.
This takes the example from
https://github.com/janyou/Antlr-Swift-Runtime/tree/master/Test and packages
it into an Xcode playground. This allows the user to interact with the
grammar directly inside Xcode, and serves as a live demo of the Swift support.
Update the docs to match.
Mike Lischke
Eric Vergnaud
parrt
hanjoes
Ewan Mellor
Oliver Sampson
janyou