David, The University of Idaho is renowned for its distance education programs in engineering and computer science, and I would go out of my way to facilitate someone who wanted to do such a project as part of an academic program. However, an M.S. would also require all the usual degree (i.e. coursework) requirements, not just a great thesis project! So yes, it is a big undertaking, an M.S. is not for everyone, and it is a lot easier to do in person on a campus.
Reflecting on how Sudarshan has already done most of the "heavy lifting" for the implementation, designing a more fully integrated pattern type for Unicon might not be that bad an M.S. project in terms of implementation, although it is pretty open-ended. Someone else (Robert, I think) asked if we already have a design for fully-integrated-patterns in Unicon handy, for which my answer is no, designing it to be fully integrated with string scanning is challenging. On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 5:50 PM, David Gamey <[email protected]> wrote: > Being an old SPITBOL hack, I see reason to do this if it can be done > right. I have a sense of where things are happening and where they should > happen in Unicon/icont. I can see that is bigger than an MS (part of me > wonders if I could get an MS for it ... but I havent likely got the time > even if I could). >
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