The SPEC expressions and the POLISH programs rely on Bison and a home
grown lex which run on a Linux system.
I'd not say there is paucity, just that the parenthesis are used in
unusual positions.
On 01/24/2016 07:57 PM, Jack Woehr wrote:
Jack Woehr wrote:
, but is it the case that /all /parenthesized argument list syntax
[e.g., print reverse(b) (max(1, wordindex(a, 3)))] is /entirely / of
the post-1.10 era
Nemmind. Answered my own question: "No." if break(a) [for example]
uses parenthesized notation in 1.10
By the paucity of parenthesized function argument lists in Pipelines,
I'm guessing that John Hartmann had just started
experimenting
with LALR parsers / lexx / yacc for developing Pipelines around the time
1.10 became frozen in IBM VM distributions?
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