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c.ebnf contains grammar ofr C99. Note that this is ANSI C, not ISO C, so there are some omissions. The reason I wrote this is, I am currently writing a C compiler, with my own backend (and hopefully, frontend) in OCaml. And I needed to collect the grammar in one place.

How to Read EBNF Grammars?

Reading EBNF grammars is pretty simple:

Enclosed within two ?s is a global capture, it does not mean optional. It means 'I am writing a free-style sentence'.
Enclosed within { and } means : repeat at least zero times
Enclosed within [ and ] means : this is optional
Enclosed within ( and ) means : this is a group

	//
	// Copyright (c) 2018 by CMASS Robotics team. All Rights Reserved.
	//

	#include "main.h"
	#include <string>
	#include <cstdarg>
	#include <memory>

	short _auto_selected_id = 1;

	//
	// Created by jonesdav004 on 1/23/2019
	//

	#ifndef POTATOES_API_H
	#define POTATOES_API_H

	#endif //POTATOES_API_H

	/** @file APIh

	#include "Graph.hpp"

	Graph::Graph(lv_obj_t* parent) : Graph(parent, lv_obj_get_style(parent)->body.main_color) {}

	Graph::Graph(lv_obj_t* parent, lv_color_t mainColor) :
	graph(lv_chart_create(parent, NULL))
	{
	lv_obj_set_size(graph, lv_obj_get_width(parent), lv_obj_get_height(parent));
	lv_obj_align(graph, NULL, LV_ALIGN_CENTER, 0, 0);
	lv_chart_set_type(graph, LV_CHART_TYPE_LINE);