Re: dynamic parsers?

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From: J. G. Gregory
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 17:41

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In article <1992Jul28.122557.18900@infoserver.th-darmstadt.de> 
>Another thing is that I just went along and 'objected' (or, better, C++-ified)
>Bison and Flex such that you have a 'main class' that has all the code that
>is used for all parsers/scanners and several sub-classes that consists of
>the tables and the special actions. If you have interest in these, e-mail me,
>but be warned that this code is really not-yet-ready (working at the moment,
>but not too-well tested...)
>

Can you say whether Bison is now able to be used in commercial code?  When I  
looked at it, its OUTPUT was restricted by the GNU copyleft, although there was  
some words that the restriction might be lifted.

--J Gregory

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