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.TH LIBPARSER-GENERATE 1 LIBPARSER
.SH NAME
libparser-generate \- Generate grammar definition for libparser
.SH SYNPOSIS
.B libparser-generate
.I main-rule
.SH DESCRIPTION
The
.B libparser-generate
utility parsers the standard input according to the
grammar specified in
.BR libparser (7)
and prints to the standard output a C source file
containing the definition for
.B libparser_rule
that is declared in
.B <libparser.h>
as
.PP
.RS
.nf
.I extern const struct libparser_rule *const libparser_rule_table[];
.fi
.RE
.PP
This table will contain all defined rules, plus three
special rules:
.TP
.B @start
.nf
.BI "@start = " main-rule ", (@eof | @noeof);"
.fi
where
.I main-rule
is the value of the
.I main-rule
operand in the command line. This
.RB [ @start ]
is the rule the
.BR libparser_parse_file (3)
function will use when parsing input.
.TP
.B @eof
This rule has a special definition, it is
matched if the end of the file has been
reached.
.TP
.B @noeof
.nf
.B "@noeof = -;"
.fi
This rule is simple defined as an exception,
causing the parsing to terminate at the end
with an exception of it didn't reach the end
of the file.
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR libparser (7),
.BR libparser_parse_file (3)
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