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Tuesday July 09, 2002
07:02 AM
Oh dear
I suppose it had to happen eventually: http://xplusplus.sourceforge.net/index.htm.
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That's just so wrong (Score:1)
XEXPR (Score:2)
I think we covered it in the Instant Compilers talk as terrible. It's a bad tradeoff - you write the parser once, but you write the datasets for ever, so it makes sense to make the parser more complicated.