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From: scott@rdahp.UUCP (Scott Hammond)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++,comp.unix.questions
Subject: What does "munch" in C++ and/or Concurrent C do?
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Date: 28 Mar 89 18:01:59 GMT
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Can someone enlighten me as to what "munch" does for C++ and/or
for Concurrent C?  I know it performs some sort of manipulations
on the object file but that's all I know.  It also seems to add
a lot to compile time and I want to know if I can do without it.

I'm actually specifically interested in Concurrent C, but since
it uses nearly the same parser as C++, I gather that "munch" is
doing the same thing for both.  Thanks for any information.
My apologies if this is a naive question.
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