This is a not-yet-functional port of lalr-parser.y, from the Rust repository, into LALRPOP. As of the moment, I am still in the process of working my way through shift-reduce failures.

Eventually, I am aiming for the following conventions:

1. Terminal names will use "" if they are keywords or other literals, otherwise the terminal will be named with camel-case like Ident.

2. For multi-character symbols that can also be interpreted as single characters, like &&, <<, or ||, we will introduce two terminals:

   • One for the character when following by another of the same character, written with a [] to denote lookahead, e.g. <[<].
   • One for the character alone, written with empty lookahead, e.g., <[].

   Therefore, to match <<, you would match "<[<]" "<[]". In cases, like types, where << is to be considered as two distinct < tokens, we would match either "<[<]" OR "<[]" equivalently.

3. Nonterminal names will be camel-case like Expr.

4. Variants on expressions and the like will be implemented with LALRPOP macros, as will comma-separated lists (Comma<V>) and so forth. We can also employ Foo? instead of conventions like maybe_foo.

The easiest way to experiment right now is to just run cargo build --release; make sure you build release, because other LALRPOP itself builds in debug mode, and that is horribly slow.

Licensed under the same terms as Rust itself: dual MIT and Apache2.