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14 /// parser rules and perhaps the internals of the recognizer itself. The C runtime provides a number
47 /// anything generated automatically, you must copy it before freeing the recognizer structures. In practice
48 /// it is usually practical to retain the recognizer context objects until your processing is complete or
59 /// recognizer and is how you invoke the generated functions, and access the data embedded within your generated
60 /// recognizer. While you can use it to directly access stacks, scopes and so on, this is not really recommended
85 /// macros, common to all recognizer, and these are documented in the section Common Macros.
288 /// \subsection recognizer RECOGNIZER
296 /// Returns a reference to the input stream of the appropriate type for the recognizer. In a lexer
303 /// This macro will cause the input stream for the current recognizer to be marked with a
