[bf1942] EA Support
Mark J. DeFilippis
defilm at acm.org
Mon Oct 3 22:04:24 EDT 2005
Any. HPUX, AIX, RH linux 2.4., Freebsd, etc.
It is by choice. We already know it. We had to write compilers
when I did grad work, so you tend to look at a language as just
a bunch of tokens and expressions. Once you get used to the
tokens and expressions, it is not that hard. Like AWK, SED
and YACC and C/C++. Does anyone use them anymore?
I wouldn't think about writing any type of parser without them...
Perl, Python, use these tools to build their interpreters...
Someone has to write this stuff. It must be us dinosaurs. lol.
At 11:35 AM 10/3/2005, you wrote:
>--On Monday, October 03, 2005 7:51 AM -0400 "Mark J. DeFilippis"
><defilm at acm.org> wrote:
>
>>Yea, I am one of those guys that uses the .cf file, not
>>the .mc file. Hey... I already bit the bullet. We had no choice. ;-)
>
>Ouch. What environment could you be in that still requires direct editing
>of the cf? That used to be the case only if you interfaced to a bunch of
>mail systems with complete different addressing schemes (eg. Usenet, Fido,
>Bitnet, etc.).
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defilm at ieee.org
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