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Re: Location of Parser? (and EPIC journey through source code)
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen |
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Re: Location of Parser? (and EPIC journey through source code) |
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Wed, 03 Jul 2002 23:15:20 +0200 |
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Starling <address@hidden> writes:
> Ooh! Thanks. That'll teach me to ls lily/*.c* :)
>
> ...although it's not quite as simple as looking at those files.
I know what you mean. Lily's quite something.
> I dunno, kinda confusing. I had to rely on grep and praying a bit too
> much to find all that. It might be nice to mention near the
> definition of Keyword_ent that all keywords are defined in
> my-lily-lexer.cc. It would also be nice to mention exactly what
> 'notes' 'identifiers' and 'keywords' are near the definition of
> scan_bare_word.
What can I say? Patches appreciated :-)
> I I'm still not sure what an identifier is. *shrug*
An identifier, what do you mean? That's something you assign to, eg,
the foo in
foo = \notes { c }
but you knew that?
> C'est la vie. Nice job on the binary search, and masterful use of
> Bison/Flex!
Thanks,
Jan.
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