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Re: [cdt-dev] A question about CDT
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You need parser for Indexing, syntax highlighting don't really use
actual parser.
If your language has c++ in it it is easier to start with c++ parser.
I don't think you can extends parser if it is generated from gramma.
I don't think it is easy to add new language in cdt -
there is enumeration somewhere which cannot be easily extended.
On Sun, Jul 3, 2011 at 10:14 PM, Lu, Cesar <Cesar.Lu@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All
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> I am a new CDT developer. Now I faced a difficult problem.
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> Eclipse C editor can check syntax errors. I am trying to implement a kind of
> editor that should support a C-like language(standard c language + some
> other grammar).I want the editor to check the syntax error. But the grammar
> may be a mixed grammar. It mainly includes all C grammar but it also mixes
> some C++ grammar in it.
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> For example, the language should support statements like:
> extern "**" int a;
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> But as I know, this kind of statement is only supported in C++ language. So
> Can I just extend any extension point and reuse the existing C parser or C++
> parser, overriding some methods so as to add any new grammar rules to
> achieve this? Or I have to re-implement a new parser?
>
> Thanks!
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