c++ Syntax
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Hi
Does anybody know a site where i can find Information about the Syntax of C++. i need it to write a c++ parser, and there for i need a very detailed description (Best would be in EBNF).
I espacially need the syntax of functions. There is more then just "return_type name(args){}" there is that calling convention stuff and all the different ways to write a function.
There must be something somewhere but i couldn''t find anything on the net detailed enough.
Thanks in advance.
Lars
do a search on "www.google.com" for "c++ lexical". you''re sure to get at least 1 hundred hits. i am currently coding a c compiler for the PS2, but i didn''t find much of it useful. i am using the "c primer" book and "cl (MS VC++ c compiler" as my guide.
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I would imagine that a few dollars expenditure on the C++ standard would probably be helpful.
You could always get the source for g++. g++ uses bison for parsing, and a bison file is almost pure BNF anyway...
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Fantastic doctrines (like Christianity or Islam or Marxism or Microsoft-bashing) require unanimity of belief. One dissenter casts doubt on the creed of millions. Thus the fear and hate; thus the torture chamber, the iron stake, the gallows, the labor camp, the psychiatric ward - Edward Abbey
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Thanks a lot guys!
especially the tip with the g++ is very interesting.
Just looked into the File and the advantage is, that nothing can be missing.
It also inspires me to make my parsing algorithm a little more dynamic.
Lars
especially the tip with the g++ is very interesting.
Just looked into the File and the advantage is, that nothing can be missing.
It also inspires me to make my parsing algorithm a little more dynamic.
Lars
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