A new directive called C_INLINE should allow the user to directly write C code inside a Rubex file which will be directly copied into the resulting C code as-is. The opening and closing of this section will be demarcated on similar lines as flex's %{ ... %} directive for demarcating code sections.
The code inside this section will not be parsed with the Rubex compiler. Syntax correctness is the programmer's responsibility.
Code sample:
def meth
int a = 4
C_INLINE<<
float b = 5;
printf("%d", b);
<<C_INLINE
end
A new directive called
C_INLINEshould allow the user to directly write C code inside a Rubex file which will be directly copied into the resulting C code as-is. The opening and closing of this section will be demarcated on similar lines asflex's%{ ... %}directive for demarcating code sections.The code inside this section will not be parsed with the Rubex compiler. Syntax correctness is the programmer's responsibility.
Code sample: