Once again - same "erro" category like previous issue.
We do have several programs where the name of the program-id is not terminated with a DOT.
(Sure the grammar insists on a dot - but most compilers dont check/insist on a DOT to terminate the name ...)
thus the parser runs into the next error:
Parsing file AAA02.cbl.
line 5:7 mismatched input 'ENVIRONMENT' expecting {COMMON, DEFINITION, INITIAL, IS, LIBRARY, DOT_FS}
Collecting units in file AAA02.cbl.
Cobollines with the incorrect declaration.
000010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
000050 PROGRAM-ID. AAA02
000060******************************************************************07.05.15
* not DOT after the name of the program-id !!!
Suggestion: though the parser is acting correctly - reality shows that most of the declarations
like author or date-written or remarks etc (till input-output section) should be parsed with a rather error-forgiving algorithm.
I have relaxed the grammar for identification division entries such as the program id in 048043e2c08957201815844d713bdb21ec3a042c. Now, a DOT_FS is not required. Added a unit test.
Once again - same "erro" category like previous issue. We do have several programs where the name of the program-id is not terminated with a DOT. (Sure the grammar insists on a dot - but most compilers dont check/insist on a DOT to terminate the name ...)
thus the parser runs into the next error:
Cobollines with the incorrect declaration.
Suggestion: though the parser is acting correctly - reality shows that most of the declarations like author or date-written or remarks etc (till input-output section) should be parsed with a rather error-forgiving algorithm.