Mon Feb 19 14:45:49 PST 2007 Duncan Coutts * Ignore all __attribute__ expressions in the lexer GNU __attribute__ expressions take the form of: __attribute__ '(' '(' ... ')' ')' where the stuff in the middle may also have nested '(' ')' brackets. So upon getting an __attribute__ token, the lexer now skips tokens counting bracket nesting depth and stops when it's seen the full attribute args. So the parser now never sees attributes which is good because they greatly complicate the grammar of declarations. On the other hand it's bad because later on we might need the info from some attributes. So we'll likely have to revisit this issue. M ./c2hs/c/CLexer.x -2 +14