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@@ -13,21 +13,21 @@ Any child node of either `DEFINITION` or `READ` will have to at least have the a the tag names of the nodes that are on the same level should be unique. The `name` attribute of the nodes on the same level need to be unique as well.<br/> tags, needless to say, should follow the naming convention for naming XML nodes. The `name` attributes should follow the C identifier naming convention(if the value of the `name` attribute is invalid in C as as identifier you're going to end up with code that won't even build).<br/> The following values are valid values for the `type` attribute:<br/> -int8 -uint8 -int16 -uint16 -int32 -uint32 -int64 -uint64 -int128 -uint128 -float -double -string -FT::conditional -self::TAG +* int8 +* uint8 +* int16 +* uint16 +* int32 +* uint32 +* int64 +* uint64 +* int128 +* uint128 +* float +* double +* string +* FT::conditional +* self::TAG Whether `int128` or `uint128` are defined depends on your the C implementation you are using on your host. If 128-bit integers are not supported or you need to read in bigger integers, you can simply use a smaller int type and increase the `count` attribute accordingly.<br/> The `FT::conditional` tag for a type means that the actual content of the node will depend on a value. The attribute `condition` will provide what that condition is. The value for the condition should be provided as text for the different nodes that define what the actual contents should be.<br/> @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ None byte sized raw reads are not supported.<br/> String reads need to have a size. Currently null-terminated string reads without the size of the string are not supported.<br/> ## makefile +To get a list of the targets the makfile supports you can run its `help` target.<br/> ## TODO All the items under limitations.<br/> |