• Introduction
  • Extending the syntax of OCaml
  • Using Camlp4 as a command and in the toplevel
  • Linking applications using Camlp4 libraries
  • Differences in parsing behavior
• Streams and parsers
  • Streams
  • Parsers
• Grammars in Camlp4
  • Grammar, entries: an example
  • Remark about the lexer
  • Labelled levels and associativity
  • Extending a level
  • Insert a level
  • Infix operator
  • Attributed grammars
  • Source location
  • Meta symbols: lists, options, levels
  • Local and global entries
  • Deleting a rule
  • Parsed language
  • Functorial interface
  • Writing a lexer
  • Grammar for OCaml syntax
• Quotations
  • OCaml syntax extensions
  • Camlp4 quotation system
  • Example: defining constants
  • Quotations and the compiler
  • Pretty printing the result
  • Quotations returning syntax trees
  • Example: lambda terms
  • Antiquotations
  • Locations in antiquotations
  • Example: lambda terms, finished
  • Conclusion
• The revised syntax
  • Practical points
  • Phrases
  • Imperative constructions
  • Tuples and lists
  • Irrefutable patterns
  • Constructions with matching
  • Mutables and assignment
  • Types
  • Modules
  • Classes and objects
  • Miscellaneous
  • Streams and parsers
• OCaml syntax trees
  • Antiquotations
  • Antiquotations labels
  • Description
• Extending the syntax of OCaml
  • Introduction
  • Example: ``repeat until'' like in Pascal
  • Example: a constant
  • Example: a ``for'' loop like in C
  • Example: generating printers of types
• The camlp4 commands
  • The load options
  • The other options
  • The predefined object files
  • Commands camlp4o and camlp4r
  • Toplevel

This document was translated from L^AT_EX by H^EV^EA and H^AC^HA.