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Instead of defining complex list of tuples to define various properties of the symbols, we now prefer to define symbols as "structs" in m4: using the symbol key (its number), and the property name, b4_symbol gives it value. Use this to handle destructors and printers. * src/output.c (CODE_PROP): New. (prepare_symbol_definitions): Use it to define the printer and destructor related attributes of the symbols. * data/lalr1.cc (b4_symbol_actions): Rename as... (b4_symbol_action): this. Use b4_symbol instead of 6 arguments. (b4_symbol_printer, b4_symbol_destructor): New. Use them instead of b4_symbol_actions.
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