ligo/src/parser/ligodity/EvalOpt.mli

(* Command-line options for CameLIGO *)

(* If the value of [input] is [Some src], the name of the CameLIGO
   source file, with the extension ".mligo", is [src]. If [input] is
   [Some "-"] or [None], the source file is read from standard
   input. *)

type options = {
  input     : string option;
  libs      : string list;
  verbose   : Utils.String.Set.t;
}

val read : unit -> options
Refactored module EvalOpt by removing useless command line options. 2019-07-24 14:34:26 +02:00			`(* Command-line options for CameLIGO *)`
Extended lib_utils/pos.ml{i}. First import of Ligodity. (No "simplify" yet.) 2019-05-12 19:31:22 +02:00
Refactored module EvalOpt by removing useless command line options. 2019-07-24 14:34:26 +02:00			`(* If the value of [input] is [Some src], the name of the CameLIGO`
			`source file, with the extension ".mligo", is [src]. If [input] is`
Extended lib_utils/pos.ml{i}. First import of Ligodity. (No "simplify" yet.) 2019-05-12 19:31:22 +02:00			`[Some "-"] or [None], the source file is read from standard`
			`input. *)`

Eased the translation from Ligodity AST to Liquidity AST. More precisely, * I commented out the operator "@" on lists in Ligodity (it can be implemented as a function, as a workaround). * I removed the parallel "let" construct (hence the "and" keyword). * I renamed the type "field_assignment" into "field_assign", in order to match Pascaligo AST. * The reading of the command-line options is now done by calling the function [EvalOpt.read], instead of an ugly side-effect when loading the binary of the module. Options are now found in a record of type [EvalOpt.options]. * I added support in the Ligodity lexer for #include CPP directives. 2019-05-15 15:03:15 +02:00			`type options = {`
			`input : string option;`
			`libs : string list;`
			`verbose : Utils.String.Set.t;`
			`}`
Extended lib_utils/pos.ml{i}. First import of Ligodity. (No "simplify" yet.) 2019-05-12 19:31:22 +02:00
Eased the translation from Ligodity AST to Liquidity AST. More precisely, * I commented out the operator "@" on lists in Ligodity (it can be implemented as a function, as a workaround). * I removed the parallel "let" construct (hence the "and" keyword). * I renamed the type "field_assignment" into "field_assign", in order to match Pascaligo AST. * The reading of the command-line options is now done by calling the function [EvalOpt.read], instead of an ugly side-effect when loading the binary of the module. Options are now found in a record of type [EvalOpt.options]. * I added support in the Ligodity lexer for #include CPP directives. 2019-05-15 15:03:15 +02:00			`val read : unit -> options`