Hi Bastian, You may find these scripts useful. One creates a character array of all the tokens, so you can index it with the token #define value to get the string name. The second one post-processes the parser .c file to add a rudimentary stack trace. As Jim pointed out, you will need to move all character strings from the parser rules to lexer rules or tokens in order to get useful token names.
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