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-# Copyright 2019 Google LLC
-#
-# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-# You may obtain a copy of the License at
-#
-# https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-#
-# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-# limitations under the License.
-
-# Reserved words for Emboss.
-#
-# In the interest of avoiding problems during codegen, Emboss disallows fields,
-# types, and enum values that would collide with reserved words from a number
-# of languages. This (mostly) avoids cases where the back-end code generator
-# would want to emit a field accessor with the same name as a keyword. (Proto,
-# for example, handles this case by appending "_" to the field name if it
-# collides with a keyword; however, this is not documented, and Proto still
-# breaks if you happen to have fields named "struct" and "struct_" in the same
-# message.)
-#
-# Emboss reserves words from many languages, on the off chance that they will
-# someday have code generators, but there is an emphasis on systems languages
-# (such as C), hardware definition languages (such as Verilog), and languages
-# which can easily be used for handling binary data (such as Erlang).
-#
-# Non-blank/comment lines in this file take one of two forms:
-#
-# -- Source
-# word
-#
-# e.g.:
-#
-# -- C
-# int
-# long
-# _Bool # C99
-#
-# -- Verilog
-# always
-# case
-#
-# A word may appear in multiple language sections. The first language name for
-# a word will be used in error messages when names matching that word are
-# found.
-
-# TODO(bolms): There still needs to be a way to override field names in
-# generated code. This list is *not* a complete list of every possible
-# reserved word -- such a list is impossible, given that language designers
-# continue to add new keywords to existing languages, new languages pop up,
-# standards such as POSIX reserve huge swathes of namespace for future
-# expansion (i.e., anything starting with E[A-Z0-9]), and different C and C++
-# code bases may have custom preprocessor macros that collide with *anything*.
-
--- C
-asm
-auto
-break
-case
-char
-const
-continue
-default
-do
-double
-else
-extern
-float
-for
-fortran
-goto
-if
-inline # C99
-int
-long
-register
-restrict # C99
-return
-short
-signed
-sizeof
-static
-switch
-typedef
-unsigned
-void
-volatile
-while
-_Alignas # C11
-_Alignof # C11
-_Atomic # C11
-_Bool # C99
-_Complex # C99
-_Generic # C11
-_Imaginary # C99
-_Noreturn # C11
-_Pragma # C99
-_Static_assert # C11
-_Thread_local # C11
-
-# The following are *macros* defined in the C standard library. For the most
-# part, I do not think banning these will inconvenience many people.
-
-# <assert.h>
-NDEBUG
-static_assert
-assert
-
-# <complex.h>
-__STDC_NO_COMPLEX__
-complex
-_Complex_I
-imaginary
-_Imaginary_I
-I
-CMPLX
-CMPLXF
-CMPLXL
-
-# <errno.h>
-errno
-EDOM
-EILSEQ
-ERANGE
-
-# <fenv.h>
-FE_DIVBYZERO
-FE_INEXACT
-FE_INVALID
-FE_OVERFLOW
-FE_UNDERFLOW
-FE_ALL_EXCEPT
-FE_DOWNWARD
-FE_TONEAREST
-FE_TOWARDZERO
-FE_UPWARD
-FE_DFL_ENV
-
-# <float.h>
-FLT_ROUNDS
-FLT_EVAL_METHOD
-FLT_HAS_SUBNORM
-DBL_HAS_SUBNORM
-LDBL_HAS_SUBNORM
-FLT_RADIX
-FLT_MANT_DIG
-DBL_MANT_DIG
-LDBL_MANT_DIG
-FLT_DECIMAL_DIG
-DBL_DECIMAL_DIG
-LDBL_DECIMAL_DIG
-DECIMAL_DIG
-FLT_DIG
-DBL_DIG
-LDBL_DIG
-FLT_MIN_EXP
-DBL_MIN_EXP
-LDBL_MIN_EXP
-FLT_MIN_10_EXP
-DBL_MIN_10_EXP
-LDBL_MIN_10_EXP
-FLT_MAX_EXP
-DBL_MAX_EXP
-LDBL_MAX_EXP
-FLT_MAX_10_EXP
-DBL_MAX_10_EXP
-LDBL_MAX_10_EXP
-FLT_MAX
-DBL_MAX
-LDBL_MAX
-FLT_EPSILON
-DBL_EPSILON
-LDBL_EPSILON
-FLT_MIN
-DBL_MIN
-LDBL_MIN
-FLT_TRUE_MIN
-DBL_TRUE_MIN
-LDBL_TRUE_MIN
-
-# <iso646.h>
-# These are not frequently used in real C code, but then, it is hard to think
-# of a good reason to use these as field names.
-and
-and_eq
-bitand
-bitor
-compl
-not
-not_eq
-or
-or_eq
-xor
-xor_eq
-
-# <limits.h>
-CHAR_BIT
-SCHAR_MIN
-SCHAR_MAX
-UCHAR_MAX
-CHAR_MIN
-CHAR_MAX
-MB_LEN_MAX
-SHRT_MIN
-SHRT_MAX
-USHRT_MAX
-INT_MIN
-INT_MAX
-UINT_MAX
-LONG_MIN
-LONG_MAX
-ULONG_MAX
-LLONG_MIN
-LLONG_MAX
-ULLONG_MAX
-
-# <locale.h>
-NULL
-LC_ALL
-LC_COLLATE
-LC_CTYPE
-LC_MONETARY
-LC_NUMERIC
-LC_TIME
-
-# <math.h>
-HUGE_VAL
-HUGE_VALF
-HUGE_VALL
-INFINITY
-NAN
-FP_INFINITE
-FP_NAN
-FP_NORMAL
-FP_SUBNORMAL
-FP_ZERO
-FP_FAST_FMA
-FP_FAST_FMAF
-FP_FAST_FMAL
-FP_ILOGB0
-FP_ILOGBNAN
-MATH_ERRNO
-MATH_ERREXCEPT
-math_errhandling
-fpclassify
-isfinite
-isinf
-isnan
-isnormal
-signbit
-isgreater
-isgreaterequal
-isless
-islessequal
-islessgreater
-isunordered
-
-# <setjmp.h>
-setjmp
-# Oddly, setjmp is a macro, but longjmp is not.
-
-# <signal.h>
-SIG_DFL
-SIG_ERR
-SIG_IGN
-SIGABRT
-SIGFPE
-SIGILL
-SIGINT
-SIGSEGV
-SIGTERM
-
-# <stdalign.h>
-alignas
-__alignas_is_defined
-
-# <stdarg.h>
-va_arg
-va_copy
-va_end
-va_start
-
-# <stdatomic.h>
-__STDC_NO_ATOMICS__
-ATOMIC_BOOL_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_CHAR_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_CHAR16_T_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_CHAR32_T_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_WCHAR_T_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_SHORT_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_INT_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_LONG_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_LLONG_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_POINTER_LOCK_FREE
-ATOMIC_FLAG_INIT
-ATOMIC_VAR_INIT
-# Many of the following are listed by the standard as "generic functions"
-# instead of explicitly calling them out as macros.
-atomic_init
-kill_dependency
-atomic_is_lock_free
-atomic_store
-atomic_store_explicit
-atomic_load
-atomic_load_explicit
-atomic_exchange
-atomic_exchange_explicit
-atomic_compare_exchange_strong
-atomic_compare_exchange_strong_explicit
-atomic_compare_exchange_weak
-atomic_compare_exchange_weak_explicit
-atomic_fetch_add
-atomic_fetch_sub
-atomic_fetch_or
-atomic_fetch_xor
-atomic_fetch_and
-atomic_fetch_add_explicit
-atomic_fetch_sub_explicit
-atomic_fetch_or_explicit
-atomic_fetch_xor_explicit
-atomic_fetch_and_explicit
-
-# <stdbool.h>
-bool
-__bool_true_false_are_defined
-
-# <stddef.h>
-NULL
-offsetof
-
-# <stdint.h>
-INT16_C
-INT16_MAX
-INT16_MIN
-INT32_C
-INT32_MAX
-INT32_MIN
-INT64_C
-INT64_MAX
-INT64_MIN
-INT8_C
-INT8_MAX
-INT8_MIN
-INT_FAST16_MAX
-INT_FAST16_MIN
-INT_FAST32_MAX
-INT_FAST32_MIN
-INT_FAST64_MAX
-INT_FAST64_MIN
-INT_FAST8_MAX
-INT_FAST8_MIN
-INT_LEAST16_MAX
-INT_LEAST16_MIN
-INT_LEAST32_MAX
-INT_LEAST32_MIN
-INT_LEAST64_MAX
-INT_LEAST64_MIN
-INT_LEAST8_MAX
-INT_LEAST8_MIN
-INTMAX_C
-INTMAX_MAX
-INTMAX_MIN
-INTPTR_MAX
-INTPTR_MIN
-PTRDIFF_MAX
-PTRDIFF_MIN
-SIG_ATOMIC_MAX
-SIG_ATOMIC_MIN
-SIZE_MAX
-UINT16_C
-UINT16_MAX
-UINT32_C
-UINT32_MAX
-UINT64_C
-UINT64_MAX
-UINT8_C
-UINT8_MAX
-UINT_FAST16_MAX
-UINT_FAST32_MAX
-UINT_FAST64_MAX
-UINT_FAST8_MAX
-UINT_LEAST16_MAX
-UINT_LEAST32_MAX
-UINT_LEAST64_MAX
-UINT_LEAST8_MAX
-UINTMAX_C
-UINTMAX_MAX
-UINTPTR_MAX
-WCHAR_MAX
-WCHAR_MIN
-WINT_MAX
-WINT_MIN
-
-# <stdio.h>
-NULL
-_IOFBF
-_IOLBF
-_IONBF
-BUFSIZ
-EOF
-FOPEN_MAX
-FILENAME_MAX
-L_tmpnam
-SEEK_CUR
-SEEK_END
-SEEK_SET
-TMP_MAX
-stderr
-stdin
-stdout
-L_tmpnam_s
-TMP_MAX_S
-
-# <stdlib.h>
-NULL
-EXIT_FAILURE
-EXIT_SUCCESS
-RAND_MAX
-MB_CUR_MAX
-
-# <stdnoreturn.h>
-noreturn
-
-# <string.h>
-NULL
-
-# <tgmath.h>
-acos
-asin
-atan
-acosh
-asinh
-atanh
-cos
-sin
-tan
-cosh
-sinh
-tanh
-exp
-log
-pow
-sqrt
-fabs
-atan2
-cbrt
-ceil
-copysign
-erf
-erfc
-exp2
-expm1
-fdim
-floor
-fma
-fmax
-fmin
-fmod
-frexp
-hypot
-ilogb
-ldexp
-lgamma
-llrint
-llround
-log10
-log1p
-log2
-logb
-lrint
-lround
-nearbyint
-nextafter
-nexttoward
-remainder
-remquo
-rint
-round
-scalbn
-scalbln
-tgamma
-trunc
-carg
-cimag
-conj
-cproj
-creal
-
-# <threads.h>
-__STD_C_NO_THREADS__
-thread_local
-ONCE_FLAG_INIT
-TSS_DTOR_ITERATIONS
-
-# <time.h>
-NULL
-CLOCKS_PER_SEC
-TIME_UTC
-
-# <uchar.h> has no macros.
-
-# <wchar.h>
-NULL
-WCHAR_MAX
-WCHAR_MIN
-WEOF
-
-# <wctype.h>
-WEOF
-
-
--- C++
-alignas # C++11
-alignof # C++11
-and
-and_eq
-asm
-auto
-bitand
-bitor
-bool
-break
-case
-catch
-char
-char16_t # C++11
-char32_t # C++11
-class
-compl
-concept # concepts TS
-const
-constexpr # C++11
-const_cast
-continue
-decltype # C++11
-default
-delete
-do
-double
-dynamic_cast
-else
-enum
-explicit
-export
-extern
-false
-float
-for
-friend
-goto
-if
-inline
-int
-long
-mutable
-namespace
-new
-noexcept # C++11
-not
-not_eq
-nullptr # C++11
-operator
-or
-or_eq
-private
-protected
-public
-register
-reinterpret_cast
-requires # concepts TS
-return
-short
-signed
-sizeof
-static
-static_assert # C++11
-static_cast
-struct
-switch
-template
-this
-thread_local # C++11
-throw
-true
-try
-typedef
-typeid
-typename
-union
-unsigned
-using
-virtual
-void
-volatile
-wchar_t
-while
-xor
-xor_eq
-
-
--- System V libc
-# <math.h>
-DOMAIN
-SING
-OVERFLOW
-UNDERFLOW
-TLOSS
-PLOSS
-
-
--- BSD libc
-# <math.h>
-MAXFLOAT
-M_E
-M_LOG2E
-M_LOG10E
-M_LN2
-M_LN10
-M_PI
-M_PI_2
-M_PI_4
-M_1_PI
-M_2_PI
-M_2_SQRTPI
-M_SQRT2
-M_SQRT1_2
-M_TWOPI
-M_3PI_4
-M_SQRTPI
-M_LN2LO
-M_LN2HI
-M_SQRT3
-M_IVLN10
-M_LOG2_E
-M_INVLN2
-
-
--- Arduino
-# Minimum reserved words from Arduino.h. Other words may be reserved depending
-# on the platform.
-HIGH
-LOW
-INPUT
-OUTPUT
-INPUT_PULLUP
-LED_BUILTIN
-
-
--- Verilog
-# Verilog and System Verilog allow any keyword to be used as an identifier as
-# long as it is prefixed with '\' and followed by whitespace; e.g., \if .
-
-
--- VHDL
-# VHDL allows any keyword to be used as an identifier by surrounding it with
-# '\' characters; e.g. \if\.
-
-
--- Go
-break
-case
-chan
-const
-continue
-default
-defer
-else
-fallthrough
-for
-func
-go
-goto
-if
-import
-interface
-map
-package
-range
-return
-select
-switch
-type
-var
-
-
--- Python 2
-# Python 2-only keywords.
-exec
-print
-
-
--- Python
-# Keywords in both Python 2 and 3.
-and
-as
-assert
-break
-class
-continue
-def
-del
-elif
-else
-except
-finally
-for
-from
-global
-if
-import
-in
-is
-lambda
-not
-or
-pass
-raise
-return
-try
-while
-with
-yield
-
-
--- Python 3
-# Python 3-only keywords.
-False
-None
-nonlocal
-print
-True
-
-
--- Java
-abstract
-assert
-boolean
-break
-byte
-case
-catch
-char
-class
-const
-continue
-default
-do
-double
-else
-extends
-final
-finally
-float
-for
-goto
-if
-implements
-import
-instanceof
-int
-interface
-long
-native
-new
-package
-private
-protected
-public
-return
-short
-static
-strictfp
-super
-switch
-synchronized
-this
-throw
-throws
-transient
-try
-void
-volatile
-while
-
-
--- Protocol Buffers
-# The protobuf compiler does not reserve *any* words. The following is a
-# perfectly valid .proto file:
-#
-# message message {
-# optional optional optional = 1;
-# };
-#
-# message optional {
-# optional message message = 1;
-# };
-#
-# Unsurprisingly, the same appears to be true of Cap'n'Proto.
-
-
--- Dart
-assert
-break
-case
-catch
-class
-const
-continue
-default
-do
-else
-enum
-extends
-false
-final
-finally
-for
-if
-in
-is
-new
-null
-rethrow
-return
-super
-switch
-this
-throw
-true
-try
-var
-void
-while
-with
-
-
--- Objective C
-auto
-break
-case
-CGFloat
-char
-const
-continue
-default
-do
-double
-else
-enum
-extern
-float
-for
-goto
-if
-implementation
-int
-interface
-long
-nonatomic
-NSInteger
-NSNumber
-NSObject
-_Packed
-property
-protocol
-readonly
-readwrite
-register
-retain
-return
-short
-signed
-sizeof
-static
-strong
-struct
-switch
-typedef
-union
-unsafe_unretained
-unsigned
-void
-volatile
-weak
-while
-
-
--- Swift
-# Swift allows any name to be used as an identifier if it is enclosed in
-# backticks (e.g., `if`).
-
-
--- Erlang
-after
-and
-andalso
-band
-begin
-bnot
-bor
-bsl
-bsr
-bxor
-case
-catch
-cond
-div
-end
-fun
-if
-let
-not
-of
-or
-orelse
-receive
-rem
-try
-when
-xor
-
-
--- Rust
-abstract
-alignof
-as
-become
-box
-break
-const
-continue
-crate
-do
-else
-extern
-final
-fn
-for
-if
-impl
-in
-let
-loop
-macro
-match
-mod
-move
-mut
-offsetof
-override
-priv
-proc
-pub
-pure
-ref
-return
-self
-Self
-sizeof
-static
-super
-trait
-type
-typeof
-unsafe
-unsized
-use
-virtual
-where
-while
-yield
-
-
--- C#
-# C# allows any name to be used as an identifier if it is prefixed with '@';
-# e.g., @if.
-
-
--- MATLAB
-break
-case
-catch
-classdef
-continue
-else
-elseif
-end
-for
-function
-global
-if
-otherwise
-parfor
-persistent
-return
-spmd
-switch
-try
-while
