tree-sitter-c-orchard
This is a tree-sitter grammar for C.
Using it
You can obtain this parser in various formats:
- as an archive from the Releases page, which contains all the generated files (bindings, parser code)
- as a Rust crate:
cargo add tree-sitter-c-orchard - as a Python package:
pip install tree-sitter-c-orchard - as an NPM package:
npm install tree-sitter-c-orchard
Contributing
Contributions are welcome, so are co-maintainers.
Unlike many grammar repositories, this one does not track generated files.
After cloning this repository, you'll need to run tree-sitter generate to obtain the parser.
If you want to use it via bindings, you'll also need to run tree-sitter init.
Origin
This project was forked from https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-c, to ease the use of and collaboration on this grammar.
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Release files for tree-sitter-c-orchard 0.1.0
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