Define use of macOS's gcc malloc or Windows msvc malloc
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#ifndef BUFFER_H_
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#define BUFFER_H_
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#define MACOS_DEP
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/*#pragma warning(1:4001) *//*to enforce C89 type comments - to make //comments an warning */
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/*#pragma warning(error:4001)*//* to enforce C89 comments - to make // comments an error */
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/* standard header files */
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#include <stdio.h> /* standard input/output */
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#include <malloc.h> /* for dynamic memory allocation.*/
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#ifdef MACOS_DEP
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#include <mm_malloc.h> /* for dynamic memory allocation.*/
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#endif
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#ifndef MACOS_DEP
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#include <malloc.h>
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#endif
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#include <limits.h> /* implementation-defined data type ranges and limits */
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/* constant definitions */
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scanner.c
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scanner.c
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/* special cases or token driven processing */
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//
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//WRITE YOUR CODE FOR PROCESSING THE SPECIAL CASES HERE.
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//COMMENTS AND STRING LITERALS ARE ALSO PROCESSED HERE.
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//
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//WHAT FOLLOWS IS A PSEUDO CODE. YOU CAN USE switch STATEMENT
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//INSTEAD OF if-else TO PROCESS THE SPECIAL CASES
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//DO NOT FORGET TO COUNT THE PROGRAM LINES
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//
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//
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// WRITE YOUR CODE FOR PROCESSING THE SPECIAL CASES HERE.
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// COMMENTS AND STRING LITERALS ARE ALSO PROCESSED HERE.
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// WHAT FOLLOWS IS A PSEUDO CODE. YOU CAN USE switch STATEMENT
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// INSTEAD OF if-else TO PROCESS THE SPECIAL CASES
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// DO NOT FORGET TO COUNT THE PROGRAM LINES
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// IF (c == SOME CHARACTER)
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// ...
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// SKIP CHARACTER (FOR EXAMPLE SPACE)
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// if (c == '{'){ t.code = RBR_T; /*no attribute */ return t;
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// if (c == '+'){ t.code = ART_OP_T; t.attribute.arr_op = PLUS */ return t;
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// ...
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//
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// IF (c == '.') TRY TO PROCESS .AND. or .OR.
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// IF SOMETHING ELSE FOLLOWS . OR THE LAST . IS MISSING
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// RETURN AN ERROR TOKEN
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// (the attribute of the string token is the offset from
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// the beginning of the str_LTBL char buffer to the beginning
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// of the string (TEXT in the example))
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//
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// return t;
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// ELSE
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// THE STRING LITERAL IS ILLEGAL
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// SET ERROR TOKEN FOR ILLEGAL STRING (see assignment)
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// DO NOT STORE THE ILLEGAL STRINg IN THE str_LTBL
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//
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// return t;
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//
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// IF(c == ANOTHER CHARACTER)
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// SET TOKEN
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// return t;
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/* Process state transition table */
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// IF(c == ANOTHER CHARACTER)
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// SET TOKEN
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// return t;
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// /* Process state transition table */
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// IF (c is a digit OR c is a letter){
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// SET THE MARK AT THE BEGINING OF THE LEXEME
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// b_setmark(sc_buf,forward);
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// ....
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// CODE YOUR FINATE STATE MACHINE HERE (FSM or DFA)
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// IT IMPLEMENTS THE FOLLOWING ALGORITHM:
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// FSM0. Begin with state = 0 and the input character c
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// FSM1. Get the next state from the transition table calling
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// state = get_next_state(state, c, &accept);
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// FSM2. Get the next character
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// FSM3. If the state is not accepting (accept == NOAS), go to step FSM1
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// If the step is accepting, token is found, leave the machine and
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// call an accepting function as described below.
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// RETRACT getc_offset IF THE FINAL STATE IS A RETRACTING FINAL STATE
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// GET THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF THE LEXEME
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// lexstart = b_getmark(sc_buf);
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// SET lexend TO getc_offset USING AN APPROPRIATE BUFFER FUNCTION
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// CREATE A TEMPORRARY LEXEME BUFFER HERE;
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// lex_buf = b_create(...);
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// . RETRACT getc_offset to the MARK SET PREVIOUSLY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LEXEME AND
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// . USING b_getc() COPY THE LEXEME BETWEEN lexstart AND lexend FROM THE INPUT BUFFER INTO lex_buf USING b_addc(...),
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// . WHEN VID (KEYWORDS INCLUDED), FPL OR IL IS RECOGNIZED
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// . YOU MUST CALL THE ACCEPTING FUNCTION USING THE ARRAY aa_table ,WHICH
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// . CONTAINS POINTERS TO FUNCTIONS. THE ARRAY INDEX OF THE FUNCTION TO BE
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// . CALLED IS STORED IN THE VARIABLE state.
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// . YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO CALL ANY OF THE ACCEPTING FUNCTIONS BY NAME.
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// . THE ARGUMENT TO THE FUNCTION IS THE STRING STORED IN lex_buf.
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// ....
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// b_free(lex_buf);
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// return t;
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// CHECK OTHER CHARS HERE if NEEDED, SET A TOKEN AND RETURN IT.
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// FOR ILLEGAL CHARACTERS SET ERROR TOKEN.
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// THE ILLEGAL CHAR IS THE ATTRIBUTE OF THE ERROR TOKEN
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// IN A CASE OF RUNTIME ERROR, THE FUNCTION MUST STORE
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// A NON-NEGATIVE NUMBER INTO THE GLOBAL VARIABLE scerrnum
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// AND RETURN AN ERROR TOKEN. THE ERROR TOKEN ATTRIBUTE MUST
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// BE THE STRING "RUN TIME ERROR: "
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//IF (c is a digit OR c is a letter){
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//
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//SET THE MARK AT THE BEGINING OF THE LEXEME
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//b_setmark(sc_buf,forward);
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// ....
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//CODE YOUR FINATE STATE MACHINE HERE (FSM or DFA)
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//IT IMPLEMENTS THE FOLLOWING ALGORITHM:
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//
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//FSM0. Begin with state = 0 and the input character c
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//FSM1. Get the next state from the transition table calling
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// state = get_next_state(state, c, &accept);
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//FSM2. Get the next character
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//FSM3. If the state is not accepting (accept == NOAS), go to step FSM1
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// If the step is accepting, token is found, leave the machine and
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// call an accepting function as described below.
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//
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//
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//RETRACT getc_offset IF THE FINAL STATE IS A RETRACTING FINAL STATE
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//GET THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF THE LEXEME
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//lexstart = b_getmark(sc_buf);
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//SET lexend TO getc_offset USING AN APPROPRIATE BUFFER FUNCTION
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//CREATE A TEMPORRARY LEXEME BUFFER HERE;
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//lex_buf = b_create(...);
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// . RETRACT getc_offset to the MARK SET PREVIOUSLY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LEXEME AND
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// . USING b_getc() COPY THE LEXEME BETWEEN lexstart AND lexend FROM THE INPUT BUFFER INTO lex_buf USING b_addc(...),
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// . WHEN VID (KEYWORDS INCLUDED), FPL OR IL IS RECOGNIZED
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// . YOU MUST CALL THE ACCEPTING FUNCTION USING THE ARRAY aa_table ,WHICH
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// . CONTAINS POINTERS TO FUNCTIONS. THE ARRAY INDEX OF THE FUNCTION TO BE
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// . CALLED IS STORED IN THE VARIABLE state.
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// . YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO CALL ANY OF THE ACCEPTING FUNCTIONS BY NAME.
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// . THE ARGUMENT TO THE FUNCTION IS THE STRING STORED IN lex_buf.
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// ....
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// b_free(lex_buf);
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// return t;
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//
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// CHECK OTHER CHARS HERE if NEEDED, SET A TOKEN AND RETURN IT.
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// FOR ILLEGAL CHARACTERS SET ERROR TOKEN.
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// THE ILLEGAL CHAR IS THE ATTRIBUTE OF THE ERROR TOKEN
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// IN A CASE OF RUNTIME ERROR, THE FUNCTION MUST STORE
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// A NON-NEGATIVE NUMBER INTO THE GLOBAL VARIABLE scerrnum
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// AND RETURN AN ERROR TOKEN. THE ERROR TOKEN ATTRIBUTE MUST
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// BE THE STRING "RUN TIME ERROR: "
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}//end while(1)
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}
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