Ant Task¶

Initiate CookCC Ant Task¶

To use CookCC Ant Task, first add the following line (and modify the class path) to your build.xml so that Ant recognizes <cookcc>.

<target name="initcookcc">
    <taskdef name="cookcc" classname="org.yuanheng.cookcc.ant.Task" classpath="${basedir}/tool/cookcc-0.3.jar"/>
</target>

Generic CookCC Input¶

For input files such as *.xcc, the typical setup is.

<target name="TokenParser.java" depends="initcookcc">
    <cookcc src="${basedir}/src/org/yuanheng/cookcc/util/TokenParser.xcc">
        <option name="-class" value="org.yuanheng.cookcc.util.TokenParser"/>
        <option name="-d" value="${basedir}/src"/>
    </cookcc>
</target>

The attributes of <cookcc> are the following:

Attribute	Description
src	the input file.
lang	Same as `-lang` command line option. Select the output language. The default is `java`
analysis	Same as `-analysis` command line option.
lexertable	Same as `-lexertable` command line option.
parsertable	Same as `-parsertable` command line option.
defaultreduce	Same as `-defaultreduce` command line option.

Additional language specific options can be specified using the nested <option> tag.

Annotation Processing Tool (APT)¶

If the input file specified in the src attribute has the .java extension, APT mode is assumed.

The annotation processing API changed from 1.5 to 1.6+. As the result CookCC 0.3.3 only supports JDK1.5 and 1.6, while CookCC 0.4.0 and later supports JDK1.6+.

The typical setup is the following.

<target name="FileHeaderLexer.java" depends="initcookcc">
    <cookcc srcdir="${basedir}/javaap_src" src="org/yuanheng/cookcc/input/javaap/FileHeaderScanner.java"/>
</target>

Attribute	Description
srcdir	the source directory. It is required.
destdir	the output directory. If not specified, it would be the same as `srcdir`.
src	a list of java files separated by space. Note that the path is relative to the directory specified by `srcdir` attribute.
lang	Same as `-lang` command line option. Select the output language. The default is `java`
analysis	Same as `-analysis` command line option.
lexertable	Same as `-lexertable` command line option.
parsertable	Same as `-parsertable` command line option.
defaultreduce	Same as `-defaultreduce` command line option.

Additional language specific options can be specified using the nested <option> tag.

Nested Option Tag¶

<option> is used to specify additional language specific command line options. It has two attributes.

Attribute	Description
name	the option name, such as `-class`, `-d` etc
value	the option value. It is optional.