README

    |\^/|     MapleSim Stand-Alone Modelica Parser 3.4
._|\|   |/|_. Copyright (c) 2018 by Maplesoft. May be freely used for library
 \  Maple  /  syntax validation, and for non-commercial educational purposes.
 <___Sim___>  Execute moparser -? to display command-line options.
      |       Learn more about MapleSim at http://www.maplesim.com

Usage: moparser [options] [file...]

Modelica Language Options:
-v #.#	accept Modelica Version #.# syntax (default 3.4)
-a	allow Annotations everywhere even for -v 3.1 and higher
-x	allow extends keyword for constrainedby even for -v 3.0 and higher
-f	input is expected to be Flat Modelica
-t	perform lexical analysis (Tokenization) only; do not parse

Output Options:
-e	redirect syntax Errors to standard output
-s	produce abstract Syntax tree output in function call format
-m	produce abstract syntax tree output in Maple .m format
-q	Quietly return an exit code; do not produce any output at all
-l	List file names to error stream as they are processed
-c	print Count of files and directories to error stream

Other Options:
-r	Recurse into directories (file arguments must be directories)

This program parses Modelica source code read from the standard input or from
one or more files. By default, the input is expected to be strictly Modelica
3.4 compliant. Command line options allow specifying older Modelica versions
(2.2 or newer) or less strict compliance to a specified version. The -f command
line option specifies that the input is in flat Modelica format.

By default, output (to standard output) is only produced if there are syntax
errors in the input. The program can also output an abstract syntax tree in
Maple function call syntax (-s) or Maple ".m" format (-m). If the -q option is
specified, no output is produced at all. In all cases, an exit code of 0
indicates no errors, and a non-zero exit code indicates errors in one or more
input files.

Entire libraries can be processed using the -r option, which will recursively
traverse the specified directory and process all the ".mo" files found (or
".mof" files if -f was specified).

Preview link of Grammar.html: 
https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/modelica-tools/ModelicaSyntaxChecker/blob/master/Grammar.html