Uses of Package
dev.civl.abc.config.IF
Packages that use dev.civl.abc.config.IF
Package
Description
The analysis module provides various algorithms which
analyze an AST, leaving behind information about the AST.
Module ast defines an Abstract Syntax Tree
representation of a program, the
AST.Submodule ast.conversion provides classes for representing
to C's "implicit conversions".
Submodule ast.node defines every kind of
node in an AST.
The ast.value submodule defines classes for representing
constant values that can occur in a program, such as numeric literals,
characters, strings, pointer constants, and so on.
Module config defines a configuration of ABC
which specifies things such as the language be parsed, bounds on
integer types, and so on.
Module parse is used to parse a token stream and
produce an ANTLR tree representation of a C program.
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.analysis.IFClassDescriptionConfiguration constants.The language of the program being processed.
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.ast.IF
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.ast.conversion.IF
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.ast.node.IF
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.ast.value.IF
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.config.IFClassDescriptionConfiguration constants.The different machine architectures that can be used to specialize translation and analysis.The language of the program being processed.
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Classes in dev.civl.abc.config.IF used by dev.civl.abc.front.IFClassDescriptionConfiguration constants.The language of the program being processed.