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The following is a list of elements that are currently not syntactically analyzed. Mostly this is because these elements are rarely used. However, for full compliance with the standard, these should be analyzed eventually.
Some of these can also be a starting point for new developers as these features (e.g., groups) are usually small and self-contained.
Below are also minimal reproducible examples that do not parse as of today.
This is also a good place to request prioritization on a feature if this feature is needed in a codebase.
Hi, I haven't worked with the code base before. I have tried fixing the first of your issues here
I didn't understand what to do in some parts, e.g. in the analyze_declaration function or the HasEntityId impl. I have marked it with TODO. Either way your example code parses now and the package is registered as a LRM 4.7 Package declaration, instead of a LRM 4.9 Package instatiation declaration.
Hi, I haven't worked with the code base before. I have tried fixing the first of your issues here
I didn't understand what to do in some parts, e.g. in the analyze_declaration function or the HasEntityId impl. I have marked it with TODO. Either way your example code parses now and the package is registered as a LRM 4.7 Package declaration, instead of a LRM 4.9 Package instatiation declaration.
Should I make a PR?
Hi,
first of all thanks a lot for your interest in contributing!
What I have seen looks good so far. I think, that you should indeed open a Draft PR and then I can comment on the bits and pieces that are still unclear.
The following is a list of elements that are currently not syntactically analyzed. Mostly this is because these elements are rarely used. However, for full compliance with the standard, these should be analyzed eventually.
Some of these can also be a starting point for new developers as these features (e.g., groups) are usually small and self-contained.
Below are also minimal reproducible examples that do not parse as of today.
This is also a good place to request prioritization on a feature if this feature is needed in a codebase.
group my_group : template_name ( A, B ) ;
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