cinrs-core

An implementation detail of cinrs — the crate that lets you write C inside Rust. Use that crate.

This one is the C front end itself: the lexer, the preprocessor, the parser, the semantic analysis and the code generator, driven as a library over a proc_macro2::TokenStream, plus the C standard and POSIX headers cinrs bundles. It is published because cinrs-macros depends on it, and because a tool that wants the front end without the procedural macro can use it — but there is no stability promise for this API. It is versioned with cinrs and changes whenever that is convenient for cinrs, in a patch release as readily as in a minor one.

Documentation: https://docs.rs/cinrs-core. What the front end accepts, and the whole of the language it translates, is documented with cinrs instead — what works and what the C becomes.

License

Licensed under either of Apache License, Version 2.0 or MIT license at your option.