Need to have association of line numbers to types in a list for building structs.

Operators used by the high-level (parse tree) representation.

GLSL symbol types

HLSL attribute semantics NOTE: these are ordered to exactly match the internal tables

GLSL qualifier enums

Target language version

Represents all the data necessary to represent a function for the linker to create a complete output program.

Forward Declarations

Contains everything that is shared by GlslSymbol and GlslStruct::StructMember

Generic opaque handle. This type is used for handles to the parser/translator. If handle creation fails, 0 will be returned.

Basic type. Arrays, vectors, etc., are orthogonal to this.

The function sub-class of a symbol.

Set of helper functions to help parse and build the tree.

Encapsulate info logs for all objects that have them. The methods are a general set of tools for getting a variety of messages and types inserted int

Handle break, continue, return, and kill.

Handle for, do-while, and while loops.

Base class for the tree nodes

This is just to help yacc.

Nodes for unary math operators.

Use this class to carry along data from node to node in the traversal

The function sub-class of symbols and the parser will need to share this definition of a function parameter.

The following are extra variables needed during parsing, grouped together so they can be passed to the parser without needing a global.

Precision qualifiers

TPrefixType is used to centralize how info log messages start. See below.

This is a workaround for a problem with the yacc stack, It can't have types that it thinks have non-trivial constructors. It should just be used whi

Qualifiers and built-ins. These are mainly used to see what can be read or written, and by the machine dependent translator to know which registers t

Symbol base class. (Can build functions or variables out of these...)

Translation options

Variable class, meaning a symbol that's not a function. There could be a separate class heirarchy for Constant variables; Only one of int, bool, or f

This is opaque.