This sample extension exemplifies an organization that some might find useful in writing language extensions for ableC.
This extension depends on the ableC-lib-skeleton extension, expecting it to be checked out in the same parent directory as this extension.
The grammars directory contains all the Silver source of the
language extension.
The examples directory demonstrates how to create an ableC compiler
using the extension and some sample programs using that extension.
This directory contains a script that can be used to compile and
run the examples.
The tests directory contains some positive and negative tests of
various features of the extension.
Header files containing definitions used by the extension are placed
in the include directory.
At the top level, a Makefile is provided to allow examples,
modular analyses, and tests to be easily built by running make.
Extension designers are of course free to organize files as they choose. This is simply an example that works well for us.