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The Coq Proof Assistant -- Core Binaries and Tools
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coq-8.18.0.tar.gz
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doc/coq-core.gramlib/Gramlib/Grammar/index.html
Module Gramlib.GrammarSource
Extensible grammars.
This module implements the Camlp5 extensible grammars system. Grammars entries can be extended using the EXTEND statement, added by loading the Camlp5 pa_extend.cmo file.
Functorial interface
Alternative for grammars use. Grammars are no more Ocaml values: there is no type for them. Modules generated preserve the rule "an entry cannot call an entry of another grammar" by normal OCaml typing.
The input signature for the functor Grammar.GMake: te is the type of the tokens.
Signature type of the functor Grammar.GMake. The types and functions are almost the same than in generic interface, but:
- Grammars are not values. Functions holding a grammar as parameter do not have this parameter yet.
- The type
parsableis used in functionparseinstead of the char stream, avoiding the possible loss of tokens. - The type of tokens (expressions and patterns) can be any type (instead of (string * string)); the module parameter must specify a way to show them as (string * string)
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