I am running ANTLR 4.2 and using the canonical C grammar from:
https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4/tree/master/c
I am doing the following steps: (using batch files from the ANTLR4 book)
Where test.c has the following code:
PASSING:
typedef
void
(*EFI_SET_MEM) (
void *Buffer,
UINTN Size,
UINT8 Value
);
FAILING: error is: line 3:9 no viable alternative at input 'typedefvoid(__cdecl*'
typedef
void
(__cdecl *EFI_SET_MEM) (
void *Buffer,
UINTN Size,
UINT8 Value
);
The only difference is __cdecl . I tried several changes to fix this, eg:
functionSpecifier
: ('inline'
| '_Noreturn'
| '__inline__' // GCC extension
| '__cdecl'
| '__stdcall')
| gccAttributeSpecifier
| '__declspec' '(' Identifier ')'
;
...but this is not working. Any ideas on how to fix this problem? Since what I'm doing doesn't care about the calling convention, creating this lexer rule makes the problem go away:
Cdecl
: '__cdecl'
-> skip
;
I still wish I had a real solution.
__cdecl
is used in C++ to declare an interface as using the C-calling convention for linkage (explicitly with undecorated names and the like). __cdecl
is C++ (and I believe specific to certain compilers on top of that), not C, so the C grammar doesn't specify it.
I'm not sure why your proposed fix isn't working, tho.
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