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%code qualifiers, provide macros that retrieve the associated values
and build these lists automatically. Thus Bison will now warn when a
variable or qualifier is not used by the skeleton in the current
invocation regardless of whether it might sometimes be used by that
skeleton in other invocations. Also, move all %define value macros to
the b4_percent_define_ namespace, and remove the %define "NAME" {CODE}
form, which is replaced by %code.
* data/bison.m4 (b4_check_for_unrecognized_names): Rename to...
(b4_check_user_names): ... this, and change the series of valid name
arguments to a single list argument for names used in the skeleton
similar to the existing list argument for names used in the grammar.
Warn instead of complaining.
(b4_get_percent_define, b4_get_percent_code): New to retrieve %define
values and %code code, to format %code code properly, and to build
lists of all %define variables and %code qualifiers used in the
skeleton: b4_skeleton_percent_define_variables and
b4_skeleton_percent_code_qualifiers.
(b4_check_percent_define_variables, b4_check_percent_code_qualifiers):
Remove, and...
(m4_wrap): ... m4_wrap b4_check_user_names invocations instead so that
the skeleton names lists can finish building first. In place of
b4_used_percent_define_variables and b4_used_percent_code_qualifiers,
expect the lists b4_user_percent_define_variables and
b4_user_percent_code_qualifiers.
* data/c++.m4: Where setting default values for b4_parser_class_name,
b4_location_type, b4_filename_type, b4_namespace, and
b4_define_location_comparison, update their names to the
b4_percent_define_ namespace.
* data/glr.c: Don't use b4_check_percent_define_variables and
b4_check_percent_code_qualifiers. Use b4_get_percent_code.
* data/glr.cc, data/lalr1.cc: Likewise, and use b4_get_percent_define.
(b4_parser_class_name, b4_namespace): Define these using
b4_get_percent_define for parser_class_name and namespace. Normally
this would be a bad idea since there might be cases when the variables
aren't used, but these variables are too pervasive in these skeletons
for that to be a problem.
* data/location.cc: Use b4_get_percent_define.
* data/push.c: Don't use b4_check_percent_define_variables and
b4_check_percent_code_qualifiers. Use b4_get_percent_code.
* data/yacc.c: Likewise, and don't call m4_exit in
b4_use_push_for_pull_if or m4_wrap code will never execute.
* src/muscle_tab.c, src/muscle_tab.h (muscle_grow_used_name_list):
Rename to...
(muscle_grow_user_name_list): ... this for consistency with the
terminology used in bison.m4.
* src/parse-gram.y (prologue_declaration): Prepend "percent_define_" to
%define variable names, and rename muscle used_percent_define_variables
to user_percent_define_variables.
(grammar_declaration): Rename muscle used_percent_code_qualifiers to
user_percent_code_qualifiers.
(content): Remove.
(content.opt): Replace content RHS with STRING RHS so %define "NAME"
{CODE} form is no longer accepted.
* tests/input.at (Reject bad %code qualifiers): Rename to...
(Reject unused %code qualifiers): ... this, and update test output.
(%define error): Update test output.
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