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+1 Usage:\n
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+2   pindaibabs -p FILE [-o DIRECTORY]\n
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+3   pindaibabs -l FILE [-o DIRECTORY]\n
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+4   pindaibabs [-hV]\n
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+5 \n
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+6 \n
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+7 Options:\n
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+8   -p FILE          parser file to be processed\n
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+9   -l FILE          lexer file to be processed\n
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+10   -o DIRECTORY     output where to place the\n
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+11                    generated files (default .)\n
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+12   -h, --help       show this help message\n
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+13   -V, --version    print the version number\n
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+14 \n
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+15 \n
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+16 Run the pindaibabs(1) parser program.\n
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+17 \n
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+18 Here is the explanation for what it does, and the synopsis\n
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+19 of its usage.\n
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+20 \n
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+21 See "man pindaibabs" for usage information and\n
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+22 "man pindaibabs.tutorial" for a beginner introduction.\n
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+23 \n
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+24 \n
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+25 Examples:\n
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+26 \n
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+27   Do a one-line parser:\n
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+28 \n
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+29     $ pindaibabs run md.grammar < README.md\n
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+30 \n
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+31 \n
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+32   Compile the grammer:\n
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+33 \n
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+34     $ pindaibabs build csv.grammar > dunno.alsodunno\n
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+35 pindaibabs 0.1.0 1970-01-01\n
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+36 Already at max capacity (%ld): %s\n
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+37 idx (%ld) is beyond bounds (%ld)\n
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