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Summary: Split up `process-file` so that looking at the generated code for an LCP form is easier from the REPL. `process-lcp`, `generate-hpp` and `generate-cpp` now perform the generation of C++ code, but take a list of "C++ elements" (the results of LCP forms) as input and write their output to streams. They do no reading/evaluating of LCP forms of their own. `read-lcp` and `read-lcp-file` are used to read and evaluate a stream of LCP forms. The latter is a specialized version for file streams which also reports the position of the form within the file when an error happens. `process-lcp-string` and `process-lcp-file` are convenient wrappers around the main functionality that take a string (file) and output to strings (files). Using `read-lcp` and `read-lcp-file` they process LCP forms and pass them off to `process-lcp` for code generation. Reviewers: mtomic, teon.banek Reviewed By: teon.banek Subscribers: pullbot Differential Revision: https://phabricator.memgraph.io/D2097
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969 B
Common Lisp
32 lines
969 B
Common Lisp
(defpackage #:lcp
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(:use #:cl)
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(:export #:define-class
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#:define-struct
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#:define-enum
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#:define-rpc
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#:cpp-list
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#:in-impl
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#:namespace
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#:pop-namespace
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#:process-lcp-file
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#:lcp-syntax))
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(defpackage #:lcp.slk
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(:use #:cl)
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(:export #:slk-error
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#:save-function-declaration-for-class
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#:save-function-definition-for-class
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#:construct-and-load-function-declaration-for-class
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#:construct-and-load-function-definition-for-class
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#:load-function-declaration-for-class
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#:load-function-definition-for-class
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#:save-function-declaration-for-enum
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#:save-function-definition-for-enum
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#:load-function-declaration-for-enum
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#:load-function-definition-for-enum))
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(defpackage #:lcp.clone
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(:use #:cl)
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(:export #:clone-error
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#:clone-function-definition-for-class))
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