yagg 1.4001

yagg, given YACC-like and LEX-like input files, generates a C++ program that generates all strings of a user-specified length. yagg can then be used to generate inputs for testing, or to validate that a grammar accepts the strings that you think it does.
The grammar file provides the grammar productions for string generation, along with optional action blocks that can perform context-sensitive checks in order to limit the generated strings. The LEX-like terminal generator file provides specifications that instruct the program how to generate strings for terminals in the grammar.
Enhancements:
- Added a section to the tutorial on controlling output formatting. (Thanks to Casiano Rodriguez Leon for the question.)
- Fixed a misspelling in the hexadecimal examples README.
- Updated the makefile version
- Fixed an assert failure that would occur if (1) a rule list has more than one nonterminal, (2) some nonterminal in the list except the last one had no strings for a given allocation, and (3) the last nonterminal had strings for the given allocation.
- Updated the Makefiles
- Updated the test cases for the pass-by-reference updates in 1.3000.
- Make it possible to call Print_Strings from anywhere in the program for debugging. Maybe Ill add a flag for it later.
- Added RBD example