Now that the old
translator routines have now been completely removed, it is time to
reorganize the main translator source file to put the functions in a
more logical top to bottom calling order. But first several of the
routines were renamed:
translate2() →
translate()
processOperator2() →
processOperator2()
getInternalFunction() →
processInternalFunction()
getParenToken() →
processParenToken()
The second two
functions were renamed because these functions are support functions
to the getOperand() function like the processCommand()
function is a support function to the getCommands(). Also,
these functions were made private since they will not be called from
outside the translator class (from the command translate functions).
Comments on the some of the functions were also reworded, corrected
and cleaned up. This concludes the implementation of the new
translator scheme.
Looking at some code
statistics, about 1330 lines of code were added during the
implementation of the new translator routines, but about 257 of these
lines were due to the additional token leak and extra delete
detection routines, so the new translator routines account for about
a net of 1073 lines. After the old translator routines were removed,
the code was about 2509 lines less. So the new translator is about
43% the size of the old translator. The simpler design will be
easier to maintain and utilize, so the change was worthwhile.
