Package org.antlr.symtab

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
MemberSymbol	A symbol within an aggregate like a class or struct.
Scope	A scope is a dictionary of symbols that are grouped together by some lexical construct in the input language.
Symbol	A generic programming language symbol.
Type	This interface is a tag that indicates the implementing object is a kind of type.
TypedSymbol	This interface tags user-defined symbols that have static type information, like variables and functions.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ArrayType	An element within a type type such is used in C or Java where we need to indicate the type is an array of some element type like float[] or User[].
BaseScope	An abstract base class that houses common functionality for scopes.
BaseSymbol	An abstract base class used to house common functionality.
ClassSymbol	A symbol representing the class.
DataAggregateSymbol	A symbol representing a collection of data like a struct or class.
FieldSymbol	A field symbol is just a variable that lives inside an aggregate like a class or struct.
FunctionSymbol	This symbol represents a function ala C, not a method ala Java.
FunctionType	For C types like "void (*)(int)", we need that to be a pointer to a function taking a single integer argument returning void.
GlobalScope	A scope associated with globals.
InvalidType
LocalScope	A scope object typically associated with {...} code blocks
MethodSymbol	A method symbol is a function that lives within an aggregate/class and has a slot number.
ParameterSymbol	A parameter is just kind of variable used as an argument to a function or method.
PointerType	An element in a type tree that represents a pointer to some type, such as we need for C.
PredefinedScope	A scope to hold predefined symbols of your language.
PrimitiveType
StringTable	A unique set of strings mapped to a monotonically increasing index.
SymbolTable	A marginally useful object to track predefined and global scopes.
SymbolWithScope	An abstract base class that houses common functionality for symbols like classes and functions that are both symbols and scopes.
TypeAlias	A "typedef int I;" in C results in a TypeAlias("I", ptrToIntegerType)
Utils
VariableSymbol