Interfaces are assumed to have the public access specifier for their content (if its a class definition)
Started to prepare to segement library code into more files (Less scrolling, need for bootstrapping a tailored version + single header support anyway).
- Renamed macro gen_time to GEN_TIME
- Moved scanner and editor to their own headers, I'm going to consider them extensions.
- I'm preparing to setup the library to build on multiple compiler platforms: clang, gcc, msvc.
I'm rewritting it the way I'd like to learn it.
- I want to use csv parsing heavily with the library so I'm just going to add it to the scanner.
- Globaly memory allocator moved to regular gen header/source as its something really just made for the library.
- Some small refactors to macros
- The parser was updated to support tokenizing preprocessor directives.
- The purpose is based off intuition that it will be required for the scanner.
- Added support for anonymous structs.
- Gave Token_Fmt::token_map its own static memory.
- Minor natvis fix for CodeBody
- Renamed ESpecifier::Static_Member to just Static (acts as a general use case) specifier option
- Setup the lex token array with a configurable arena allocator.
Two major things left before V0.3-4:
- Attribute and Module parisng support with base case test
- AST serializtaion strings get a dedicated slag allocator.
- Got rid of dynamic arrays for body entries, were using links only.
- Halfed the size of the ast from 256 to 128 bytes.
- Fields for different ast types are not accessed directly. Each type has a unique filtered AST for ease of use.
Also upated the gencpp.refactor script with almost all relevant symbols.
gen.undef.macros.hpp also filled out
Ready to complete gencpp related todos left in implementation...
