chain one wrote:
There are many pieces of inputs , all of which should be
parsed by one parser.
Such as :
Input 1:
Jack 100$
Input 2:
Tom 200$
Input ..
However, this kind of inputs doesn't come all in one time. They
arrive at different time. Once one input ar
There are many pieces of inputs , all of which should be parsed by one
parser.Such as :
Input 1:
Jack 100$
Input 2:
Tom 200$
Input ..
However, this kind of inputs doesn't come all in one time. They arrive at
different time. Once one input arrives, it needs to be parsed immediately.
Anybody have any ideas/thoughts on my posting below ?
Thx
-- pady
- Original Message -
From: "Pady Srinivasan"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 10:33 AM
Subject: [antlr-interest] generated code for tree walker...
>
> If I have a rule as
>
> rA
> : ^(TOK ({$b}=> rB | .) )
>
> T
Buğra Gedik wrote:
Hi (Jim),
It seems the code generated by the C runtime cannot be
compiled with -W -Wall -Werror
Would it be possible to improve the situation by taking care
of some of the following type of warnings in the generated code:
- signed compare
- unus
Hi (Jim),
It seems the code generated by the C runtime cannot be compiled with
-W -Wall -Werror
Would it be possible to improve the situation by taking care of some of
the following type of warnings in the generated code:
- signed compare
- unused function, variable, parameter
Thanks,
-b
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Hi,
can parsing be done on pieces of input, e.g. line-by-line or to
re-parse only changed lines of a code file? If yes, how do I tell ANTLR
the "current state", where parsing needs to be picked up?
Thanks,
Mike
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