Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/05/07/12:46:59
I like that idea better. I didn't realize how broad of a question it really was... I was looking for Bison and Flex at the DJGPP homepage, but couldnt' find them. I am assuming that they are under the downloadable files. Thanks again.
Brian Ronk
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>:-) YOU KNOW, this is a VERY broad question. this list isn't here to do
>your work for you. it appears, from your questions, that you have very
>little idea how scripting even works. the first thing you need to do is
>read about that. decide how the language is setup (does it have variables,
>functions? is it juts a list of commands? what ends a command?)
>
>do a good search on the internet about scripting and HOW-TO's. there are
>hundreds of ways to implement scripting, and it all depends upon the
>environment you're implementing it in. how does the scripting engine get
>input? how does it get output?
>
>there are a variety of ways to store the commands as well: an array, a set
>of case statements that sort on a hash-key of the input command, a
>hash-table...
>
>download Flex and Bison from the djgpp site. they are built for making
>compilers and scripting engines. read their documentation thoroughly, and
>that will give you a much, much better idea what it is you want to do.
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