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Your description is rather vague, and rather than describing a problem, you
present your solution. If it is a known language, there are good reasons
somebody else has made hacks for that.
It seems that you have alread
Thanks Hans, but I am not really looking for a C++ grammar.
I need to write a parser for some other object oriented language, which is
as complex as C++/Java.
And to complicate the matter further, this langauge has special constructs
that doesn't allow me to use the symbol table for distinguishin
On 17 Aug 2012, at 07:47, A D wrote:
> I need to write a parser for a programming langauge which is as complex as
> C++, and to even complicate the matter, there are constructs in this
> langauge that doesn't allow me to use type/identifier dis-ambiguating lexer
> hack. In other words, I will have
I need to write a parser for a programming langauge which is as complex as
C++, and to even complicate the matter, there are constructs in this
langauge that doesn't allow me to use type/identifier dis-ambiguating lexer
hack. In other words, I will have to return just one lexical token (say
IDENTIF
