libcruft-util/json/flat.cpp.rl
Danny Robson e7c108c770 json: remove use of the restrict qualifier
This mostly just complicates type manipulations. We can add it back in
if performance actually warrants it, or if it becomes an official
qualifier.
2018-05-08 21:48:17 +10:00

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/*
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*
* Copyright 2010-2017 Danny Robson <danny@nerdcruft.net>
*/
#include "json/flat.hpp"
#include "debug.hpp"
#include "json/except.hpp"
#include "preprocessor.hpp"
#include <deque>
#include <iostream>
// We generate some really old style C code via ragel here, so we have to
// disable some noisy warnings (doubly so given -Werror)
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wold-style-cast"
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
%%{
# JSON (rfc7159)
machine json;
action trace { if (false) std::cerr << *p; }
action success { __success = true; }
action failure { }
action new_line { ++line; }
action first { parsed.push_back ({ type::UNKNOWN, p, p}); }
action last { parsed.back ().last = p; }
action tag_nul { parsed.back ().tag = type::NUL; }
action tag_boolean { parsed.back ().tag = type::BOOLEAN; }
action tag_string { parsed.back ().tag = type::STRING; }
action tag_integer { parsed.back ().tag = type::INTEGER; }
action tag_real { parsed.back ().tag = type::REAL; }
action tag_object_begin { parsed.push_back ({ type::OBJECT_BEGIN, p, p + 1 }); }
action tag_object_end { parsed.push_back ({ type::OBJECT_END, p, p + 1 }); }
action tag_array_begin { parsed.push_back ({ type::ARRAY_BEGIN, p, p + 1 }); }
action tag_array_end { parsed.push_back ({ type::ARRAY_END, p, p + 1 }); }
# Line counter
lines = (
any | '\n' @new_line
)*;
# UTF-8 (rfc3629)
utf8_tail = 0x80..0xbf;
utf8_1 = 0x00..0x7f;
utf8_2 = 0xc2..0xdf utf8_tail;
utf8_3 = 0xe0 0xa0..0xbf utf8_tail |
0xe1..0xec utf8_tail{2} |
0xed 0x80..0x9f utf8_tail |
0xee..0xef utf8_tail{2};
utf8_4 = 0xf0 0x90..0xbf utf8_tail{2} |
0xf1..0xf3 utf8_tail{3} |
0xf4 0x80..0x8f utf8_tail{2};
utf8 = utf8_1 | utf8_2 | utf8_3 | utf8_4;
# Utility
ws = 0x20 | 0x09 | 0x0A | 0x0D;
array_start = '[';
array_end = ']';
object_start = '{';
object_end = '}';
# Strings
char =
(utf8 - ["\\])
| "\\" (
[\\"/bfnrt]
| "u" xdigit{4}
)
;
string = ('"' char* '"') >first >tag_string %*last;
# numbers
int = '0' | [1-9] digit*;
frac = '.' digit+;
e = 'e'i[+\-]?;
exp = e digit+;
number = (
'-'?
int
(frac >tag_real)?
exp?
) >tag_integer;
# wrapper types
array = array_start @{ fhold; fcall array_members; } array_end;
object = object_start @{ fhold; fcall object_members; } object_end;
# simple types; case sensitive literals
bool = ("true" | "false") >tag_boolean;
nul = "null" >tag_nul;
literal = bool | nul;
value = object | array | (number | string | literal) >first %last;
# Complex
member = string ws* ':' ws* value;
array_members := ((
array_start >tag_array_begin ws* (value ws* (',' ws* value ws*)*)? array_end >tag_array_end
) & lines)
@{ fhold; fret; } $trace $!failure;
object_members := ((
object_start >tag_object_begin ws* (member ws* (',' ws* member ws*)*)? object_end >tag_object_end
) & lines)
@{ fhold; fret; } $trace $!failure;
# meta types
document := ((ws* value ws*) & lines)
%success
$!failure
$trace;
variable stack ragelstack;
prepush { ragelstack.push_back (0); }
postpop { ragelstack.pop_back (); }
write data;
}%%
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
template <typename T>
std::vector<json::flat::item<T>>
json::flat::parse (const util::view<T> src)
{
auto p = src.cbegin ();
auto pe = src.cend ();
auto eof = pe;
std::deque<int> ragelstack;
std::vector<item<T>> parsed;
size_t line = 0;
int cs, top;
bool __success = false;
%%write init;
%%write exec;
if (!__success)
throw json::parse_error ("parse error", line);
return parsed;
}
#define INSTANTIATE(KLASS) \
template \
std::vector<json::flat::item<KLASS>> \
json::flat::parse (util::view<KLASS>);
MAP0(INSTANTIATE,
std::string::iterator,
std::string::const_iterator,
const char*,
char *
)
#undef INSTANTIATE
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
std::ostream&
json::flat::operator<< (std::ostream &os, json::flat::type t)
{
using T = json::flat::type;
switch (t) {
case T::STRING: return os << "STRING";
case T::NUL: return os << "NUL";
case T::BOOLEAN: return os << "BOOLEAN";
case T::INTEGER: return os << "INTEGER";
case T::REAL: return os << "REAL";
case T::OBJECT_BEGIN: return os << "OBJECT_BEGIN";
case T::OBJECT_END: return os << "OBJECT_END";
case T::ARRAY_BEGIN: return os << "ARRAY_BEGIN";
case T::ARRAY_END: return os << "ARRAY_END";
case T::UNKNOWN: ;
// fall out
}
unreachable ();
}