[antlr-interest] function call and expressions in C++ grammar
Tarun Khanna
tarunkhanna at gmail.com
Tue Jul 26 08:49:25 PDT 2005
I am trying to parse C++ expressions. From the grammar on the ANTLR website
I can see this rule (simplified here, I removed the other alternatives)
postfix_expression
{TypeSpecifier ts;
DeclSpecifier ds = dsInvalid; // Purpose ?
}
:
primary_expression
(options {warnWhenFollowAmbig = false;}:
LSQUARE expression RSQUARE
| LPAREN (expression_list)? RPAREN
| DOT id_expression
| POINTERTO id_expression
| PLUSPLUS
| MINUSMINUS
)*
) ;
Although it would parse a C++ expression just fine, I don't know how would
it differentiate between the following. I want to create different root
nodes in the following two situations. However with the above grammar I
can't find a way to do so.
a(a, b) and
(a, b)
--
Tarun Khanna
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