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Re: NTL and C4251 [message #2797 is a reply to message #2796] Tue, 25 April 2006 16:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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>Notice that grammar for C++ is already
>definied and approved, so there is no
>need for expeiments with grammar!

I disagree. The grammar as defined cannot be implemented directly - it requires infinite lookahead to determine which symols refer to types and which to variable declarations. There may be other issues too.

You need to transfrom it to one that can build a basic parse tree and then do a lot of the work subsequently, even in a plain class declaration. Personally I would value an ability to iterate cheaply at that stage, where I'm working with something that has a reasonable declarative correspondence to the ANSI 'grammar', rather than C++ code, but clearly YMMV.

James
 
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