> Thanks for your reply. I did receive it from the list. I cannot afford
> to use threads as I am processing tens of thousands of clients at the
> same time.
> So I have to take care of errors while doing this...that makes it
> complicated but I don't have a choice :(
What you want to do sounds t
> statement_list: statement_list statement
This should be
statement_list:: /* Empty */
| statement_list statement
Please excuse my sloppiness.
Laurence
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Subject: Re: Fwd: Q: processing multiple mixed data streams using bison
> Thanks for your reply. I did receive it from the list. I cannot afford
> to use threads as I am processing tens of thousa
> From: Mohit Jaggi
> Subject: Fwd: Q: processing multiple mixed data streams using bison
> Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 23:53:22 -0700
> I am trying to process multiple interleaved streams of data in a
> single process/thread using yacc/bison. Let us say I am running a
> server and
Hans,
Thanks for the reply...I havn't tried any version yet. Do you think
that the latest version will support this and I won't have to
introduce custom code to save/restore its context?
Mohit.
On 5/29/05, Hans Aberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 23:53 -0700 2005/05/28, Mohit Jaggi wrote:
> >Hi
Otherwise, I wouldn't said it right? If you pick it down, check the
parser code. I use a C++ parser, and it is not currently pure.
At 11:37 -0700 2005/05/29, Mohit Jaggi wrote:
Hans,
Thanks for the reply...I havn't tried any version yet. Do you think
that the latest version will support this an
At 23:53 -0700 2005/05/28, Mohit Jaggi wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to process multiple interleaved streams of data in a
single process/thread using yacc/bison. Let us say I am running a
server and have thousands of clients sending me requests at the same
time.
It seems the parser code uses global
