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lexer.h

  • Per Hedbor's avatar
    e04ce109
    Merged the "ph/bits" branch. · e04ce109
    Per Hedbor authored
    This allows one more syntax for int-ranges in types:
    
    (Xbit): This reprensents the range (0..(1<<X)-1).
    
    So, string(8bit) is identical to string(0..255) and string(16bit) is
    string(0..65535).
    
    The same is true for integers, int(3bit) is int(0..7).
    
    This does not conflict with any existing code because identifiers can
    not start with a number.
    e04ce109
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    Merged the "ph/bits" branch.
    Per Hedbor authored
    This allows one more syntax for int-ranges in types:
    
    (Xbit): This reprensents the range (0..(1<<X)-1).
    
    So, string(8bit) is identical to string(0..255) and string(16bit) is
    string(0..65535).
    
    The same is true for integers, int(3bit) is int(0..7).
    
    This does not conflict with any existing code because identifiers can
    not start with a number.