Re-entrant Capabilities?

[Scott Stanchfield]

Note sure about C-mode, but C++ mode should be safe enough.
(Read "re-entrant")

Everything is well-encapsulated. Just be forewarned that "guess mode"
a.k.a syntactic predicates are implemented via setjmp/longjmp, so
you need to watch out for destructors on local objects -- could cause
lots 'o leaks. (Are there any re-entrancy problems with setjmp/longjmp?
I'm not terribly familiar with them...)

-- Scott

P.S. I just gotta say "I love this tool more each day!" I just wish I
could convince people I work with to look at it instead of yacc...

Mark Dancho wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to PCCTS. I've started reading throught the docs, but I haven't
> found the answer to one of my questions:
>
> Does the PCCTS system produce re-entrant code? I'm writing an
> interpreter for a multi-threaded environment, so I need
> re-entrant code.
>
> --
> Mark Dancho "I'm not in the business... I am the business."
> Dan...@asu.edu --Blade Runner

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[Mark Dancho]

[Thomas H. Moog]

The last time I looked there were a few places (like an error routine)
which had static local variables for temporaries.