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2. What is Lex?
• The main job of a lexical analyzer
(scanner) is to break up an input stream
into tokens(tokenize input streams).
• Ex :-
a = b + c * d;
ID ASSIGN ID PLUS ID MULT ID SEMI
• Lex is an utility to help you rapidly
generate your scanners 2
3. Structure of Lex Program
• Lex source is separated into three sections by %
% delimiters
• The general format of Lex source is
{definitions}
%% (required)
{transition rules}
%% (optional)
{user Code}
• The absolute minimumProgramming Languages is thus
%% PLLab, NTHU,Cs2403 Lex program 3
4. Definitions
• Declarations of ordinary C variables
,constants and Libraries.
%{
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
%}
• flex definitions :- name definition
Digit [0-9] (Regular Definition)
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5. Operators
“ [ ] ^ - ? . * + | ( ) $ / { } % < >
• If they are to be used as text characters, an
escape should be used
$ = “$”
= “”
• Every character but blank, tab (t), newline (n)
and the list above is always a text character
5
6. Translation Rules
• The form of rules are:
Pattern { action }
The actions are C/C++ code.
[0-9]+ { return(Integer); } // RE
{DIGIT}+ { return(Integer); } // RD
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7. User Subroutines Section
• You can use your Lex routines in the same
ways you use routines in other programming
languages (Create functions, identifiers) .
• The section where main() is placed
%{
void print(String x);
%}
%%
{letter}+ print(“ID”);
%%
main() {
yylex();
}
void print(String x) {
printf(x);
} PLLab, NTHU,Cs2403 Programming Languages 7
8. An Overview of Lex
Lex source lex.yy.c
program
Lex compiler
lex.yy.c C compiler a.out
input a.out tokens
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9. Lex Predefined Variables
• yytext -- a string containing the lexeme
• yyleng -- the length of the lexeme
• yyin -- the input stream pointer
– the default input of default main() is stdin
• yyout -- the output stream pointer
– the default output of default main() is stdout.
9
10. Lex Library Routines
• yylex()
– The default main() contains a call of yylex()
• yymore()
– return the next token
• yyless(n)
– retain the first n characters in yytext
• yywarp()
– is called whenever Lex reaches an end-of-file
– The default yywarp() always returns 1
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11. Review of Lex Predefined
Variables
Name Function
char *yytext pointer to matched string
int yyleng length of matched string
FILE *yyin input stream pointer
FILE *yyout output stream pointer
int yylex(void) call to invoke lexer, returns token
char* yymore(void) return the next token
int yyless(int n) retain the first n characters in yytext
int yywrap(void) wrapup, return 1 if done, 0 if not done
ECHO write matched string
REJECT go to the next alternative rule
INITAL initial start condition
BEGIN condition switch start condition 11
PLLab, NTHU,Cs2403 Programming Languages
13. Installation
1) Download the Windows version of FLEX
2) Download a C/C++ Compiler DevCPP or Code::Blocks
3) Install all . It's recommended to install in folders WITHOUT spaces in their names.
I use 'C:GNUWin32' for FLEX and 'C: DevCPP'
5) Now add the BIN folders of both folders into your PATH variable. Incase you don't
know how to go about this, see how to do it on Windows XP ,Windows
Vista and Windows 7. You will have to add '; C:GNUWin32bin;C:Dev-Cpp' to the
end of your PATH
6) Open up a CMD prompt and type in the following
C:flex --version
flex version 2.5.4
C:>gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 3.4.2 (mingw-special)
Copyright (C) 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY
or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 13
14. Usage
• First Go to Directory Contains Files
• To run Lex on a source file, type
flex (lex source file.l)
• It produces a file named lex.yy.c which is a C
program for the lexical analyzer.
• To compile lex.yy.c, type
gcc lex.yy.c
• To run the lexical analyzer program, type
a.exe < input file > output file
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16. Example on Decaf
• Definitions Section
%{
/* need this for the call to atof() below */
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
%}
DIGIT [0-9]
LITTER [a-zA-Z]
C [//]
S []
L [n]
ID {LITTER}({LITTER}|{DIGIT}|_)*
double {DIGIT}+(.{DIGIT}+)?([Ee][+-]?{DIGIT}+)?
hex (0[xX])({DIGIT}|[a-fA-F])*
String ("({LITTER}|{S})*")
Sym [~!@#$%^&*()_+|><""''{}.,]
Comment (({LITTER}|{DIGIT}|{Sym}|{S}|{L})*)
Comment2 ({C}+({LITTER}|{DIGIT}|{Sym}|{S})*{L})
%%
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17. Example on Decaf
• Rule Section
{DIGIT}+ {
printf( "An integer: %s (%d)n", yytext,atoi( yytext ) );
}
{double} {
printf( "A double: %s (%g)n", yytext,
atof( yytext ) );
}
{hex} {
printf( "A Hexadecimal: %s n", yytext );
}
{String} {
printf( "A String: %s n", yytext );
}
"/*"{Comment}+"*/" /* eat up one-line comments */
{Comment2} /* eat up one-line comments */ 17