On 12/02/2011, at 10:48 PM, Emmanuel Onzon wrote:
>
> Consider that the user action is rewritten something like this:
>
> { (Hashtbl.find myhash index) () }
>
>
> The data structure I have to access the user actions is an array of list of
> actions.
> the index of the array is the integer that identifies a grammar rule. When
> reducing with a grammar rule which identifier is the integer i, the parser
> look up the array at the index i. There it finds a list of actions that are
> all the user actions associated with this grammar rule (most of the time
> there is only one action).
> The other structures are: a list of couples (rule, action list) that contains
> the same information as the array, and a hashtable that returns the id of
> each rule.
Ok, so that's basically what I was proposing I would do manually anyhow.
:Fair Nuf: :)
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