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From: charlie@genrad.genrad.com (Charlie D. Havener)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers,comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: lex & yacc source for C-language interpreter
Keywords: lex, yacc, interpreter, C-language
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Date: 4 Jan 90 15:47:24 GMT
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The request was for a C++ grammar and or interpreter.
The December Dr. Dobbs Journal had an article on a C++
parser built using the LALR research parser tool.

In comp.lang.c++ a notice was posted asking for reviewers of
a C++ grammar suitable for YACC. 

Date: Tue, 2 Jan 90 14:44:04 EST
Reply-to: Jim Roskind x5570 <mit-eddie!RELAY.CS.NET!ileaf!io!leigh!jar%umb.edu>

Finally, there have been many ads for an expert system shell
called OPS2000 I think for $95 for PC's that claims to have
a C++ interpreter as part of it.
[From "Charlie D. Havener" <charlie@genrad.genrad.com>]
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