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@@ -39,6 +39,8 @@ Options: -D name -D name=definition This option is passed to the cpp program, and acts like adding #define name or #define name definition respectively + -U name This option is passed to the cpp program and acts like + adding #undef name --no-cpp Disable the use of the C Preprocessor Conformance with the K&R interpretation of C and feature support @@ -52,7 +54,7 @@ A4 Identifiers - functions, variables (int) are supported. struct, union are A4.1 Storage class - static is supported (actually, everything is static). Automatic variables are supported. A4.2-A4.3 Types - supported: int; unsupported: char, enum, float, double, - struct, union, arrays, pointers + struct, union, pointers. Not supported: arrays A4.4 Type qualifiers - volatile won't be supported, const is unsupported A5 Objects and lvalues - not explicitly used, but assignment works A6 Conversions of operands - not supported since everything is treated as @@ -85,23 +87,19 @@ A7.18 Comma - supported A7.19 Constant expressions - not checked A8 Declarations -A8.1 Storage class specifiers - unsupported +A8.1 Storage class specifiers - static function and global variables are + supported, static local variables aren't A8.2 Type specifiers - unsupported, everything is assumed to be int. void in the meaning of "no value" is not checked. Const is not meaningfully supported yet A8.3 Structure and union declarations - unsupported A8.4 Enumerations - unsupported A8.5 Declarators - pointers and qualifiers are ignored, only a direct name is - supported. An array can be declared without initialization as in: - int a[2]; -A8.6 Meaning of declarators - pointer and arrays are supported, function is + supported. Unsupported: array +A8.6 Meaning of declarators - pointer is supported, array is not. function is supported without parameters and assumed to be an int function. -A8.7 Initialization - Supported for an expression resulting in an int, arrays - may be initialized with a list of expressions yielding a constant - value, e.g. int a[2]={3,1+2};int b[]={2}; in If the number of - initializers are larger than the dimension, the excess elements are - discarded. Multi-dimensional arrays are not supported at - initialization. +A8.7 Initialization - Supported for an expression resulting in an int. Arrays + are unsupported A8.8 Type names - not verified A8.9 Typedef - won't be supported as we have int only |