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Implement a recursive descent parser for arithmetic expressions with proper precedence.
Create a Parser struct with:
Implement grammar rules as functions:
parse_expression(): Entry point, handles lowest precedenceparse_equality(): == !=parse_comparison(): < > <= >=parse_term(): + -parse_factor(): * /parse_unary(): - !parse_primary(): literals, identifiers, grouped expressionsImplement helper functions:
parser_create(Lexer* lexer)parser_advance()parser_check(TokenType type)parser_match(TokenType type)parser_consume(TokenType type, const char* message)Handle parentheses for grouping: (2 + 3) * 4
2 + 3 * 4 with correct precedence(2 + 3) * 4 with parentheses-x + y with unary minusRecursive descent is not a toy technique: Clang, GCC (since 3.4), V8, Go, and Rust all parse with hand-written recursive descent because it gives the best error messages and easiest maintenance. The precedence-climbing loop you write for expressions is the exact pattern in Clang's ParseExpr.cpp.