Lexer using struct

Exercise 4/Lexer.c

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+#include "Lexer.h"
+
+void init_Lexer(Lexer_t* lexptr, char* src_in){
+    lexptr->state = _START_;
+    lexptr->source_code = src_in;
+    lexptr->current_pos = &src_in;
+}
+
+void run_Lexer(Lexer_t* lexer) {
+
+}

Exercise 4/Lexer.h

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+/* symbols */
+#define _LETTER_ 1
+#define _DIGIT_ 2
+#define _OPERATOR_ 3
+#define _PUNCTUATION_ 4
+#define _END_OF_LINE_ 5
+#define _UNKNOWN_ 10
+
+/* state */
+#define _START_ 100
+#define _GET_NEXT_CHARACTER_ 110
+#define _READ_IDENTIFIER_ 120
+#define _READ_NUM_LIT_ 130
+#define _READ_OPERATOR_ 140
+#define _READ_PUNCTUATION_ 150
+#define _STOP_ 999
+#define _ERROR_ 1000
+
+// lexer struct
+struct Lexer_s {
+        int state;
+        char* source_code;
+        char** current_pos;
+    };
+
+// typedef
+typedef struct Lexer_s Lexer_t;
+
+// methods
+void init_Lexer(Lexer_t*, char*);
+void run_Lexer(Lexer_t*);

Exercise 4/TestLexer.c

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+#include <stdio.h>
+#include "Lexer.h"
+
+int main() {
+    // creating a variable of type Lexer_s
+    struct Lexer_s this_Lexer;      // declaring this_Lexer, not initialization -> random values
+    
+    // initializing the lexer with proper values
+    init_Lexer(&this_Lexer, "index = 2 * count + 42;");
+    
+    // starting the lexer
+    run_Lexer(&this_Lexer);
+
+    return 0;
+}