8 # Get the machine name.
9 machine
=`sed -n 's/^[\t ]*machine[\t ]*\([a-zA-Z_0-9]*\)[\t ]*;[\t ]*$/\1/p' $file`
11 # Make a temporary version of the test case using the C language translations.
12 sed -n '/\/\*/,/\*\//d;p' $file | txl
-q stdin langtrans_c.txl
> $file.
pr
14 has_eof_act
=`sed -n '/\/\*/,/\*\//d;p' $file | txl -q stdin checkeofact.txl`
16 # Begin writing out the test case.
26 # Write the data declarations
27 sed -n '/^%%$/q;p' $file.
pr
29 # Write out the machine specification.
30 sed -n '/^%%{$/,/^}%%/p' $file.
pr
32 # Write out the init and execute routines.
40 sed -n '0,/^%%$/d; /^%%{$/q; {s/^/\t/;p}' $file.
pr
46 void exec( char *data, int len )
49 char *pe = data + len;
52 [ "$has_eof_act" = "yes" ] && echo "char *eof = pe;"
60 if ( cs >= ${machine}_first_final )
61 printf( "ACCEPT\\n" );
67 # Write out the test data.
68 sed -n '0,/\/\* _____INPUT_____/d; /_____INPUT_____ \*\//q; p;' $file |
awk '
70 print "char *inp[] = {"
78 print "int inplen = " NR ";"
81 # Write out the main routine.
87 for ( i = 0; i < inplen; i++ ) {
89 exec( inp[i], strlen(inp[i]) );
94 #ifdef _____OUTPUT_____
97 # Write out the expected output.
98 sed -n '0,/\/\* _____OUTPUT_____/d; /_____OUTPUT_____ \*\//q; p;' $file
101 # Don't need this language-specific file anymore.