meaning | acif name |
---|---|
var | Lord |
Lady | |
const | Knight |
pointerVar | Wildling |
type | of House |
constValue | hosts a feast for |
beginAlias | House |
strongAlias | comes from the old lineage of |
weakAlias | are the dogs of |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
int | Lanninteger |
float | Freyt |
bool | Boolton |
char | Starkhar |
atom | Barathom |
void | No One |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
true | True Heir |
false | Usurper |
intLit | [-]{0,1}$digits+ soldiers |
floatLit | [-]{0,1}$digits+.$digits+ descendants |
charLit | Hodor '(@scapedchars)' |
Hodor '$printable' | |
'{{' | army formation of |
'}}' | aligned together |
'[[' | The dead bodies of |
']]' | coming from beyond the wall |
null | Rickon |
naturalLit | [0-9]+ |
stringLit | Maester reading " @scpaedchars $printable " |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
beginCompTypeId | Former |
endCompTypeId | now |
beginArray | Lord Commander of |
endArray | bannermen |
string | Hand of the King |
beginSz | leading |
endSz | to their deaths |
beginStruct | King to whom |
endStruct | have bent their knees |
beginUnion | Faceless Man who stole |
endUnion | their faces |
pointerType | Spearwife of |
beginTuple | White Walker possesing |
endTuple | wights |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
cast | adopted by House |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
':=' | takes |
':==' | fight against |
'+' | joined by |
'-' | left by |
'*' | combined forces with |
'/' | cut into pieces by |
'~' | turncloak |
'%' | stripped of his dignity by |
and | and |
or | or |
'=' | similar to |
'!=' | different from |
'<' | bested by |
'>' | defeating |
'<=' | almost bested by |
'>=' | almost defeating |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
'<-' | subject of |
'?' | looking in the mirror at |
'->' | acting as |
'[' | Soldier acquainted with |
']' | under command of |
'[(' | Wight |
new | marries |
deref | Spouse of |
free | becomes widowed |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
beginExit | The book |
endExit | has reached an unexpected end |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
read | A raven has come for |
We must send a raven with everything we know of |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
pass | The Three-Eyed Raven watches from afar |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
beginFuncDec | Table\ of\ Contents: |
item | - |
globalDec | Prologue |
main | Epilogue |
beginFuncParams | watches |
endFuncParams | approach from a distance; |
beginReturnVals | I must warn you($white*), |
endReturnVals | is coming. |
returnOpen | Dracarys |
returnClose | ! |
valueArg | Valued |
refArg | Honorable |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
'{' | Valar Morghulis. |
'}' | Valar Dohaeris. |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
'((' | traveling |
procCallArgs | alongside |
'))' | with caution |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
for | The things I do for |
forLB | I would kill from |
forUB | up to |
endFor | That, and much more I would do to get her love |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
while | While |
whileDec | reigns truly upon the land |
endWhile | Only for as long as the sovereign lives |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
continue | What is dead may never die |
break | This is the doom of Valyria |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
if | If |
then | may be the True King of the Seven Kingdoms, then |
else | Otherwise, |
endif | And so our fate rests upon this decision |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
switch | You will be betrayed by |
switchDec | several times |
case | Once for |
endSwitch | So the prophecy says |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
id | A-Z+ |
argNumber | "valid roman numeral" |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
nothing | nothing |
atomLit | [a-z]+ |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
aliasDec | Appendix: |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
',' | , |
'.' | . |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
'(' | << |
« | |
')' | >> |
» |
meaning | acif name |
---|---|
comment | Suddenly, .. . |
In the midst of .. . | |
Therefore .. . |
The phrase "No One" can appear in function invocation, instead of function argument list and return list.
A Song of Ice and Fire: -- <título> --
Table of Contents:
- Prologue
- <Foo_1> <#_args_1+1>
...
- <Foo_n> <#_args_n+1>
- Epilogue
Prologue
Valar Morghulis.
Valar Dohaeris.
<Foo_1>
watches
<Valued|Honorable> <Id_1> of House <type_1>,
...
<Valued|Honorable> <Id_1> of House <type_n>
|
No one
approach from a distance;
I must warn you,
<ret_type_1>,
...
<ret_type_m>
|
No one
is coming.
Valar Morghulis.
<code>
IGNORAR RETORNO INVOCACION: No One fight against <invocación>
Dracarys [<val_1>, ... <val_n>]!
Valar Dohaeris.
..
Epilogue
Valar Morghulis.
<foo_1>
Valar Dohaeris.
Appendix:
House <alias_id_1> are the dogs of <alias_type_1>
..
House <alias_id_n> are the dogs of <alias_type_n>
This:
<Foo_1>
watches
<Valued|Honorable> <Id_1> of House <type_1>,
...
<Valued|Honorable> <Id_1> of House <type_n>
approach from a distance;
I must warn you,
<ret_type_1>,
...
<ret_type_m>
is coming.
Valar Morghulis.
<code>
Dracarys [<val_1>, ... <val_n>]!
Valar Dohaeris.
Equals to this pseudo c code:
(<ret_type_1>,..,<ret_type_n>) foo_1([const] type_1 arg_1,..,[const] type_1 arg_n) {
<code>
return (val_1,..,val_n)
}
This:
<id> takes <foo_id> traveling alongside <arg_1>, ... <arg_n> with caution
Equals this c function call:
id = foo_id(arg_1,..,arg_n);
And this
No One fight against <foo_id> traveling alongside <arg_1>, ... <arg_n> with caution
Equals to this c function call:
foo_id(arg_1,..,arg_n);
Knight <id> of House <tipo> hosts a feast for <value>.
Impossible for composite types without literals: structs, unions
Former Knight <id> now <tipo> hosts a feast for <value>.
<Lord|Lady> <id> of House <tipo>.
Former <Lord|Lady> <id> now <tipo>.
Former Wildling <id> now <tipo>.
This
Lord Commander of <n_dimentions> <type> bannermen.
Lord Commander of <dimentions> <type> bannermen leading <tam_dim_1>,..,<tam_dim_n> to their deaths.
Equals this c array declaration:
type x[tam_dim_1]..[tam_dim_n];
This:
army formation of
army formation of <a_value_1>,..,<a_value_n> aligned together,
...
army formation of <z_value_1>,..,<z_value_n> aligned together
aligned together
Equals this c array literal:
{{a_value_1,..,a_value_n}, .., {z_value_1,..,z_value_n}}
This:
Soldier acquainted with
<index_1>,
...
<index_n>
under command of <array_name>
Equals this c array indexation:
array_name[index_1]..[index_n];
This:
Former <Lord|Lady> <id> now Hand of the king leading <size> soldiers to their death
Equals this c array declaration:
char <id>[<size>];
Maester reading ".."
There are no literals.
This:
Former <Lord|Lady> <id> now King to whom
<decl_1>,
...
<decl_n>
have bent their knees
Equals this c struct declaration:
struct <id> {
<decl_1>;
...
<decl_n>;
}
This:
<field_id> subject of <struct_id>
equals this c struct field reference:
<struct_id>.<field_id>;
This has no literals.
This
Former <Lord|Lady> <id> now Faceless Man who stole <decl_1>, ... <decl_n> their faces.
Approximates to this Haskell data declaration:
data <id> = <decl_1> | .. | <decl_n>
This
<union> acting as <id>
<union> looking in the mirror at <id>
Represents an approximation to Haskell pattern matching and a query of the current struct field respectively.
They have anonymous fields.
White Walker possessing
<type_1>,
...
<type_n>
wights
This:
The dead bodies of <val_1>, ..., <val_n> coming from beyond the Wall
Represents this haskell tuple literal
(a,b,c) = (<val_1>,..,<val_n>)
Wight <index> under command of <tuple_id>
This:
Former Wildling <id> now Spearwife of <type>
Equals to this c pointer declaration:
<type> *<id>;
This
Spouse of <pointer_id>
Equals to this c statement:
*<pointer_id>
This:
<pointer_id> marries.
Equals this c malloc:
<pointer_id> = (pointer_id_type) malloc(sizeof(pointer_id_type)) ;
This:
<pointer_id> becomes widowed.
Equals this c deallocation:
free(<pointer_id>)
Rickon
is the same as nullptr
in c
This
House <id> are the dogs of <type>.
Equals this type synonim of haskell:
type <id> = <type>
This:
House <id> comes from the old lineage of <type>
Equals this newtype declaration in Haskell:
newtype <id> = <type>
This
<value> adopted by House <type>
Equals this c statement:
(<type>) <value>;
And is only allow between:
- Values with primitive types and primitive types
- Values whose type is equivalent to a strong alias given as a type.
<l-value> takes <r-value>.
<l-value_1>, ... , <l-value_n> fight against <r-value>.
The Three-Eyed Raven watches from afar.
The book -- <título> -- has reached an unexpected end.
The book -- <título> -- has reached an unexpected end.
We must send a raven with everything we know of <r-value>.
This:
If <cond> may be the True King of the Seven Kingdoms, then
<code>
[Otherwise, <code>]
And so our fate rests upon this decision.
Equals this c code:
If (<cond>) {
<code>
} else {
<code>
}
This:
You will be betrayed by <expr> several times.
Once for <atom_1>. <code_1>
Once for <atom_2>. <code_2>
...
Once for <atom_n>. <code_n>
So the prophecy says.
Equals this Haskell case statement:;
case <expr> of
<atom_1> -> <code_1>
...
<atom_n> -> <code_n>
This
The things I do for <id> of House Lanninteger.
I would kill from <initial> up to <final>.
What is dead, may never die.
This is the Doom of Valyria.
<code>
That, and much more I would to get her love.
Equals this c code:
for <id> = <initial> ; <id> < <final> ; <id>++) {
continue;
break;
<code>
}
This:
While <cond> reigns truly upon the land.
What is dead, may never die.
This is the Doom of Valyria.
<code>
Only for as long as the sovereign lives.
Equals this c code:
while (<cond>) {
continue;
break;
<code>
}