ast.h

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/**
	@file ast.h functionality to build complete ASTs

	returns an AST (abstract syntax tree) from given C99 input string
	This is the function most application will want to access

	@param input precompiled-ANSII-C99 input string
	@param fname name of the C99 file. This is not used for opening any
		file (input is given as a string already), but this is for
		labeling in which file the nodes (declarations, definitions,
		expressions etc) are
	@param param_allow_undefined Allow undefined identifiers. In this case,
		the first occurence is the implicit definition (the last part
		may be buggy). This will fail to detect identifier lists!
	@param _strict_mode if this is set to true, the parser is annoyed about
		duplicate declarations etc. This mode is too strict (a bug), but
		it is useful for testing.
*/

struct translation_unit_t *get_ast(
	const char *input,
	const char* fname = NULL,
	bool param_allow_undefined = false,
	bool param_strict_mode = true);