Should I commit my generated parser to source control?
I’m using a parser generator to build a compiler. Should I commit the source files produced by the parser generator?
Should I commit my generated parser to source control?
I’m using a parser generator to build a compiler. Should I commit the source files produced by the parser generator?
How to use BDD to unit test a compiler?
My team is writing a compiler for a domain-specific language (DSL) which will be integrated into an IDE. Right now, we are focused on the analysis phase of the compiler. We are not using any existing parser-generators (such as ANTLR) because we need real-time performance and highly detailed error/warning/message information. We have
How to use BDD to unit test a compiler?
My team is writing a compiler for a domain-specific language (DSL) which will be integrated into an IDE. Right now, we are focused on the analysis phase of the compiler. We are not using any existing parser-generators (such as ANTLR) because we need real-time performance and highly detailed error/warning/message information. We have
How to use BDD to unit test a compiler?
My team is writing a compiler for a domain-specific language (DSL) which will be integrated into an IDE. Right now, we are focused on the analysis phase of the compiler. We are not using any existing parser-generators (such as ANTLR) because we need real-time performance and highly detailed error/warning/message information. We have
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Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?
This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.
Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?
This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.
Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?
This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.
Does setting a function public affect the C# compiler’s ability to inline the function as an optimization?
This could be either for the .NET or Mono compilers.