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- From: nvp@acsu.buffalo.edu (Nathan V Patwardhan)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Interpreting tokens in C++???
- Date: 17 Feb 1996 16:11:03 GMT
- Organization: UB
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- John DiCamillo (milod@netcom.com), the vicarious King of Tartar, wrote:
-
- : OK, so you're writing a simple interpreter.
- : Why just two classes? Is that a constraint of the
- : homework problem? (BTW, is this a compiler class
- : or a computer architecture class?)
-
- No longer a homework problem. I took the class last semester --- and actually
- got a decent grade for the whole thing --- the reason I am obsessed with THIS
- project (although no longer worth a grade for me) is because of its importance.
- If one can create a language using two classes, inheritance, and recasting,
- it's a great skill, and I would really like to do it right!
-
- Thanks for all the info!
-
- Nathan V. Patwardhan
- nvp@cs.buffalo.edu
-