Hi,
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 07:45:26PM -0400, Nicolas Ojeda Bar wrote:
> 1. When I load my grammar in a suitable Ocaml toplevel, I get
> wonderful error messages for the parser, but when I am running
> my compiler stand alone, I only get an exception. Is there a
> way to recover the error messages that I get when running under
> the toplevel for my use?
When a Camlp5 grammar entry fails, it raises an exception defined in
the Camlp5 module Ploc. This exception encloses the location and the
real exception. Do:
try Grammar.Entry.parse your_entry with
Ploc (loc, exn) ->
... print the location 'loc' of the error if you want using
the module Ploc
... print the real exception 'exn' using the OCaml module Printexc
or raises it to make the OCaml runtime display it
> 2. What is the simplest way of replacing (not extending) Ocaml's
> grammar using Camlp5 ? Or equivalently, if I have a parser that
> generates Ocaml AST using q_MLast, how do I do to feed that to
> the Ocaml compiler?
If your grammar is in the file 'foo.ml', compile it with ocamlc. It
produces the file 'foo.cmo'. And to compile a file 'bar.ml' using your
grammar, do:
ocamlc -pp 'camlp5 ./foo.cmo pr_dump.cmo' bar.ml
--
Daniel de Rauglaudre
http://pauillac.inria.fr/~ddr/
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