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