parser

const (
	// EOF signals "end of file"
	EOF uint = iota
	// WHITESPACE signals whitespace
	WHITESPACE
	// NEWLINE signals a newline character
	NEWLINE
	// COMMENT signals "// ... \n"
	COMMENT
	// LBRACE signals "("
	LBRACE
	// RBRACE signals ")"
	RBRACE
	// LCURLY signals "{"
	LCURLY
	// RCURLY signals "}"
	RCURLY
	// LSQUARE signals "["
	LSQUARE
	// RSQUARE signals "]"
	RSQUARE
	// COMMA signals ","
	COMMA
	// COLON signals ":"
	COLON
	// COLONCOLON signals "::"
	COLONCOLON
	// SEMICOLON signals ";"
	SEMICOLON
	// NUMBER signals an integer number
	NUMBER
	// STRING signals a quoted string
	STRING
	// IDENTIFIER signals a column variable
	IDENTIFIER
	// KEYWORD_AS signals a type cast expression (e.g. "x as u8")
	KEYWORD_AS
	// KEYWORD_BREAK signals a break statement
	KEYWORD_BREAK
	// KEYWORD_CONTINUE signals a continue statement
	KEYWORD_CONTINUE
	// KEYWORD_CONST signals a constant declaration
	KEYWORD_CONST
	// KEYWORD_ELSE signals an else branch
	KEYWORD_ELSE
	// KEYWORD_FAIL signals a return statement
	KEYWORD_FAIL
	// KEYWORD_FN signals a function declaration
	KEYWORD_FN
	// KEYWORD_FOR signals a for loop
	KEYWORD_FOR
	// KEYWORD_IF signals a return statement
	KEYWORD_IF
	// KEYWORD_INCLUDE signals an include declaration
	KEYWORD_INCLUDE
	// KEYWORD_INPUT signals a read-only memory
	KEYWORD_INPUT
	// KEYWORD_MEMORY signals a random-access memory declaration
	KEYWORD_MEMORY
	// KEYWORD_RETURN signals a return statement
	KEYWORD_RETURN
	// KEYWORD_STATIC signals a static read-only memory
	KEYWORD_STATIC
	// KEYWORD_OUTPUT signals a write-once memory
	KEYWORD_OUTPUT
	// KEYWORD_PRINTF signals a printf statement
	KEYWORD_PRINTF
	// KEYWORD_PUB signals a public input / output
	KEYWORD_PUB
	// KEYWORD_WHILE signals a while loop
	KEYWORD_WHILE
	// KEYWORD_VAR signals a local variable declaration
	KEYWORD_VAR
	// KEYWORD_TYPE signals a type alias declaration
	KEYWORD_TYPE
	// KEYWORD_SWITCH signals the beginning of a switch statement
	KEYWORD_SWITCH
	// KEYWORD_CASE signals a case in a switch statement
	KEYWORD_CASE
	// KEYWORD_DEFAULT signals the default case in a switch statement
	KEYWORD_DEFAULT
	// RIGHTARROW signals "->"
	RIGHTARROW
	// EQUALS signals "="
	EQUALS
	// EQUALS_EQUALS signals "=="
	EQUALS_EQUALS
	// NOT_EQUALS signals "!="
	NOT_EQUALS
	// LESS_THAN signals "<"
	LESS_THAN
	// LESS_THAN_EQUALS signals "<="
	LESS_THAN_EQUALS
	// GREATER_THAN signals ">"
	GREATER_THAN
	// GREATER_THAN_EQUALS signals ">="
	GREATER_THAN_EQUALS
	// LOGICAL_AND signals "&&"
	LOGICAL_AND
	// LOGICAL_OR signals "||"
	LOGICAL_OR
	// LOGICAL_NOT signals "!"
	LOGICAL_NOT
	// ADD signals "+"
	ADD
	// SUB signals "-"
	SUB
	// MUL signals "*"
	MUL
	// DIV signals "/"
	DIV
	// BITWISE_AND signals "&"
	BITWISE_AND
	// BITWISE_OR signals "|"
	BITWISE_OR
	// BITWISE_XOR signals "^"
	BITWISE_XOR
	// BITWISE_NOT signals "~"
	BITWISE_NOT
	// BITWISE_SHL signals "<<"
	BITWISE_SHL
	// BITWISE_SHR signals ">>"
	BITWISE_SHR
	// REM signals "%"
	REM
	// QMARK signals "?"
	QMARK
	// HASH signals "#"
	HASH
	// AT signals "@"
	AT
	// UNKNOWN signals an unknown chunk of text
	UNKNOWN
	// SPACES signal a set of one or more spaces.  This is a virtual token only
	// used by the formatter.
	SPACES
	// TABS signal a set of one or more tabs.  This is a virtual token only used
	// by the formatter.
	TABS
	// FIELD_ELEMENT signals the "𝔽" field element type token.
	FIELD_ELEMENT
	// MAX_TOKEN signals the maximum token index
	MAX_TOKEN
)