Remove line printing debug info.

Add classes to print status of AST (use only for debugging!)

Remove all remaining NULL (undefined) datatypes from IL code.

Move is_datatype_valid/equal() to get_datatype_info_c

Fix bug related to support of SAFE datatypes.

Set datatype of il_intruction_c objects containing an ST operator.

Delete unused variables.

Use doubly linked connections for flow control graph (will be used later).

Remove deprecated search_expression_type_c

Deprecate use of search_expression_type_c (prepare for complete removal!).

Deprecate use of search_expression_type_c (prepare for complete removal!)

Deprecating use of search_expression_type_c, so it may later be deleted!

Merge

Add new get_datatype_info_c (preparing to remove search_expression_type_c)

Delete declaration of unused & undeclared functions.

Delete class elements that are not used (clean up code).

Add check whether external var matches to global var.

Also check FB passed as parameters in FB/Function calls (Thanks Andreas!)

Minor changes needed to build with pedantic flag.

Also check external/global variable consistency in configurations and FBs.

add method for printing class_name. USE ONLY FOR DEBUGING!

store POU reference to POU declaration instead of global var declarations.

Start declaration check class.

Start declaration check class.

Adjust coding style.

list_c: initial capacity. ERROR_MSG(msg,...) supports optional arguments now.

Deleting datatype checks no longer needed (with a view of making search_expression_type_c redundant).

Start adding support for data type checking of enums.

Remove comment no longer valid since introduction of constant folding.

Add some comments.

Update configure script.

More precise handling of const value status.

Fix bug in checking array ranges.

Add more info to error messages.

Allow the use of PRId64, PRIu64 and PRIx64 printf formating macros globally.

Merge.

Fix constant folding: now handles INT_MIN and neg_integer_c correctly.

Replace test bison version without bash regular expression.
Tested on OS X 10.8 - Linux Ubuntu 12.4 - MinGW.

Fix Segmentation Fault FB var declaration in a single list.

Add some comments.

Fix some warning about loss of precision data in iec_std_lib.h file.

Fix bug with NE function for STRING variables

Fix bug in code for pragma with double brackets

Merged

Adding support for direct array declaration in structure element declaration

Added double curly braces for pragma (kept single curly braces for compatibility). Added macro def and undef surrounding pragma to simplify user code. Moved useless comment from generated code back to code generator.

Fix bug with task interval using fixed_point value for duration items

Adding error message when task interval value is not supported

Adding error message when task interval value is not supported

Fix bug SFC action index declarations were different in POUS.c and VARIABLES.csv when boolean variables are used as action name in step action association

Fix generated code when using boolean variable as action name in step action association

Fix bug in SFC generated code. Action state was declared in the list of variables to debug, but wasn't stored using structure with flags. This error had side effects that makes Beremiz debug crash.

Adding support for P0 and P1 qualifiers and fixing code generated for SL qualifier

Fixed VARIABLES.csv, was broken when using enumrated types

Merge with c2546c6e0cfa5ad55b288895f17f1b9f2a228f3b

Moving function to correct location (formating only).

Fix bug in code generation for FB IN_OUT structured parameter.

Add check bison version in configure.ac file.
To build correctly matiec we need bison greater or equals than 2.4 version.
Now the "configure" script is able to check if system has correctly requirements.

Remove remaining signed/unsigned comparison error messages when compiling.

Remove warning about comparisons between int and unsigned int.

Support for data types of STEP.T and STEP.X in SFCs

Remove dead code.

Change code formatting (alignment)

Aloow use of SFC STEPs as variables.