Module parser

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Turn a sequence of input tokens into a data structure representing it.

This data structure isn’t a tree, because the logical structure of a TX-2 assembly-language program isn’t tree-like.

Modules§

arithmetic_expression_in_any_script_allowing_spaces 🔒
asterisk_indirection_fragment 🔒
bit_selector 🔒
commas 🔒
defined_macro_name 🔒
end_of_line 🔒
grammar 🔒
here 🔒
instructions_with_comma_counts 🔒
literal 🔒
macro_body_line 🔒
macro_definition 🔒: Macros are described in section 6-4 of the TX-2 User Handbook.
macro_definition_dummy_parameter 🔒
macro_definition_dummy_parameters 🔒
macro_invocation 🔒
macro_terminator 🔒: Macro terminators are described in section 6-4.5 of the TX-2 User Handbook.
make_bit_designator_literal 🔒
make_pipe_construct 🔒: The pipe construct is described in section 6-2.8 “SPECIAL SYMBOLS” of the Users Handbook.
manuscript_line 🔒
maybe_hold 🔒
maybe_sign 🔒
metacommand 🔒
named_metacommand 🔒
named_symbol 🔒
opcode 🔒
opcode_code 🔒
opcode_to_literal 🔒
operator 🔒
parse_source_file 🔒
source_file 🔒
symbol_or_literal 🔒
tag_definition 🔒
terminated_manuscript_line 🔒
tokenize_and_parse_with 🔒
warn_bad_bitpos 🔒