timk@xenitec.on.ca (Tim Kuehn) (07/31/90)
I'm developing a tool for use in browsing and analyzing large programs written in a number of different languages, including the three major dialects of dbase III+. To do this I am utilizing lex and yacc (a lexical analyzer and state parser) to take the code apart for later processing. However, not knowing the full extent of wierdness that can happen given the different programmers and their idiosyncracies, I would like to solicit the net programmers out there for copies of their code. Working, useful, useless, whatever - the *ONLY* criterion I have is that the code *must* compile under the target environment without error. And the more convoluted the lines are the better - I want to make sure the lexical analyzer I'm writing is robust enough to figure the worst-written code available out there. (No flames on standards, etc. please) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Timothy D. Kuehn TDK Consulting Services "Where Quality is Guaranteed" timk@xenitec.on.ca uunet!watmath!maytag!xenitec!timk 119 University Ave. East, Waterloo, Ont., Canada. N2J 2W1 519-888-0766 if no answer 519-742-2036 (w/ans mach) fax: 519-747-0881. Contract services available in Dos/Unix/Xenix - SW & HW. Clipper, Foxbase/Pro, C, Pascal, Fortran, Assembler etc. *Useable* dBase program generator under construction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------