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In article <262@stbimbo.UUCP>, ges@stbimbo.UUCP (Gerald Sullivan) writes:

|> Are you linking the parser to your Windows application or just executing
|> the parser from a Windows application as a DOS "process"? I need to do
|> the former.
|> 
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|> 
|> Thanks,
|> Jerry Sullivan

I'm new to yacc and lex, but maybe this is useful information:
The Actor development system includes a lexical analyzer that works
with YACC output. (or is it lex output?  I'm sorry I don't know
better).  Whatever, the routine you run to generate the tables still
has to run under DOS, and then you take the generated C code and
edit it (with a provided macro) to make it Actor source.  Actor has
a built in something that will take these tables, along with your
input from a command line, and convert it all into actor code which
it then executes.  I think they called it the "data driven lexical
analyzer."

Anyway, I used it to make a small command language for a wargame I'm
writing, which says something about putting powerful tools in the hands
of incompent people :).

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Paul Gyugyi
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