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\input limbo.sty
\input yy.sty

\let\N\textN

@**Parser tables. This is the main table output code. Its core comes from the Bison
Sourcer(er?) (\.{bs.w}) which will be included as soon as this paragraph is
over. Since the main function of this code is to {\it dump\/} tables
produced by \bison, and a {\it bison\/} is a large buffalo like
animal, {\it and\/} the only reason it has to be done like this is due
to a less than optimal choices of a few developers, feel free to
interpret the acronym as something easier to remember.

@ @<Table names@>=
  @<Parser table names@>@;

@ @<Constant names@>=
  @<Parser constants@>@;
#ifdef YYEOF
  @<Parser virtual constants@>@;
#endif

@ @<Local variable and type declarations@>=
  @<Variables and types local to the parser@>@;

@ @<Establish defaults@>=
  @<Parser defaults@>@;

@ @<Auxiliary function declarations@>=
  @<Helper functions declarations for for parser output@>@;

@ @<Auxiliary function definitions@>=
  @<Helper functions for parser output@>@;

@ @<Short option list@>=
  @<Shortcuts for command line options affecting parser output@>@;

@ @<Options with shortcuts@>=
  @<Parser specific options with shortcuts@>@;

@ @<Options without shortcuts@>=
  @<Parser specific options without shortcuts@>@;

@ @<Cases affecting the whole program@>=
  @<Handle parser output options@>@;

@ @<Output descriptor fields@>=
  @<Parser specific output descriptor fields@>@;

@ @<Default outputs@>=
  @<Parser specific default outputs@>@;

@ @<Various output modes@>=
  @<Handle parser related output modes@>@;

@ @<Output modes@>=
  @<Parser specific output modes@>@;

@ @<Output constants@>=
  @<Output parser constants@>@;

@ @<Cases involving specific modes@>=
  @<Configure parser output modes@>@;

@ @<Perform output@>=
  @<Output parser tokens@>@;

@ @<Output action switch, if any@>=
  @<Output parser semantic actions@>@;

@ @<\Cee\ preamble@>=
  @<Common code for \Cee\ preamble@>@;
  @<\Cee\ setup code specific to \bison@>@;

@i common.w
@i bs.w

@*1 Parser dependent settings. 
This is it for the core table output functions. 
To make all of this into working code in this
case, lexing and error functions are supplied.

If an existing parser is reused as |PARSER_FILE| these functions may
have been redefined by the programmer, in which case a mechanism to
supply the appropriate definitions is provided.
@<Auxiliary function declarations@>=
#ifndef HAS_SCANNER
  int yylex(void);
  int yyerror(char *);
#endif

@ @<Auxiliary function definitions@>=
#ifndef HAS_SCANNER
  int yylex(void){}
  int yyerror(char * text){}
#endif

@ %\let\B\oldB % \Cee\ mode mixes all up
@c

@<\Cee\ preamble@>@;

#include PARSER_FILE

@<\Cee\ postamble@>@;

@** Index (for {\tt \jobname}).
\def\readcontents{%
  {%
    \acrofalse
%    \def\jobname{bparser}\input bparser.toc 
%    \def\jobname{ftablesout}\input ftablesout.toc 
  }%
  \input \contentsfile
}