+ Version 2.14 (09.06.2015)
- Added CParser parameter to specify output directory for generated parsing
tables (#84).
- Removed lcc's cpp and its license from the distribution. Using lcc's cpp
is no longer recommended, now that Clang has binary builds available for
Windows.
+ Version 2.13 (12.05.2015)
- Added support for offsetof() the way gcc implements it (special builtin
that takes a type as an argument).
- Added faked va_* macros (these are expected to come from stdarg.h)
- Added a bunch more fake headers and typedefs to support parsing C projects
like Git and SQLite without modifications to pycparser.
- Added support for empty initializer lists (#79).
+ Version 2.12 (21.04.2015)
- This is a fix release for 2.11; the memory optimization with __slots__ on
Coord and AST nodes didn't take weakrefs into account, which broke cffi and
its many dependents (iseue #76). Fixed by adding __weakref__ to __slots__.
+ Version 2.11 (21.04.2015)
- Add support for C99 6.5.3.7 p7 - qualifiers within array dimensions in
function declarations. Started with issue #21 (reported with initial patch
by Robin Martinjak).
- Issue #27: bug in handling of unified wstring literals.
- Issue #28: fix coord reporting for 'for' loops.
- Added ``examples/using_gcc_E_libc.py`` to demonstrate how ``gcc -E`` can
be used instead of ``cpp`` for preprocessing.
- Pull request #64: support keywords like const, volatile, restrict and static
in dimensions in array declarations.
- Reduce memory usage of AST nodes (issue #72).
- Parsing order of nested pointer declarations fixed (issue #68).
pycparser is a parser for the C language, written in pure Python.
It is a module designed to be easily integrated into applications
that need to parse C source code.
