jamison@hobbes.Corp.Sun.COM (Jamison Gray) (03/20/90)
Howdy! I'd like to get my hands on source code for either of the following:
* An interpreter for C, or a subset that includes handling of
structure elements and pointers - things like *, &, ->, ".", etc.
* A parser and scanner for C, preferably in yacc & lex form.
Even just the grammar without the code for the actions would
be helpful, if that's all I can get -- especially if it does
all the precedence specification correctly.
Pointers to books or other sources for either of these
are also welcome. Thanks!
-- Jamie Gray
Jamie Gray, Sun Microsystems "Broken pipes; broken tools;
Mountain View, CA People bendin' broken rules"
Internet: jamison@Sun.COM - Bob Dylan, "Everything's Broken"
[I've sent him the C grammar that I give away. Anyone passing out
C interpreters? -John]
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See Austin Code Works ad in many magazines such as the C User's Journal.
Buy 'Quincy' for $60. A C interpreter with source code. It uses
recursive descent parsing. Has a user interface/debugger for
PC Clones.
A C grammar has been posted to the Usenet many times. I wrote
an article for the C User's Journal, Oct '89 (I think) called
a C to C++ Migrator tool. It has the C grammer and lexer as part of
it ( also shows how to handle typedefs more or less ). Source floppy
available from the Journal for $8. Floppy #296, call 913-841-1631
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