proc_gen.h

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// proc_gen.h
//
// Interface to create a new PROC (actually just an enum of all the processors).
//
//  void PROC_Create (const char *proc_name, ...);
//     Create an PROC with the <name>, The subsequent arguments are strings
//     that are the names of the instructions. The list is terminated by a 
//     NULL string.
//
//  The output of PROC_Create is to generate targ_proc.[ch], which define:
//
//     PROCESSOR stands for Target Processor; prefix is PROCESSOR.
//
//     enum PROCESSOR
//         Containins all the target processors.  Their names have the form 
//         PROCESSOR_<name>.
//
//     const PROCESSOR PROCESSOR_UNDEFINED
//         Useful value guaranteed not to be a valid PROCESSOR.
//
//     const int PROCESSOR_count
//         Gives the number of processors.
//
//     char* PROCESSOR_Name(PROCESSOR proc)
//         Returns the name of the given PROCESSOR.
//    



extern void PROC_Create (const char *proc_name, ...);