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Post 302210458 by jisha on Tuesday 1st of July 2008 03:40:42 AM
07-01-2008
Old is Gold !!
The problem here is, am comfortable with Shell and Perl and i dont know anything about Lex & Yacc (doing R&D now
)...So if I can do using perl then it is much time saving. I found that learning Lex and yacc is not an easy job. And i dont have anyone to teach me the same. I have to do R&D myself.So the time consumption is going too be too much.I have got other works also due to which i cant spend my whole day for this.
The problem here is, am comfortable with Shell and Perl and i dont know anything about Lex & Yacc (doing R&D now
)...So if I can do using perl then it is much time saving. I found that learning Lex and yacc is not an easy job. And i dont have anyone to teach me the same. I have to do R&D myself.So the time consumption is going too be too much.I have got other works also due to which i cant spend my whole day for this.|
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yacc - GNU Project parser generator SYNOPSIS
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Yacc (Yet Another Compiler Compiler) is a parser generator. This version is a simple wrapper around bison(1). It passes option -y, --yacc to activate the upward compatibility mode. See bison(1) for more information. AUTHOR
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