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2/9/97

WORK SMART not hard $$ - money.txt [1/1]

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WORK SMART not hard $$ - money.txt [1/1]

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2/9/97

8/28/96

Brand New 16 MB of RAM for only $92.00!

That is right, 16 MB of 60ns simm for only $92.00 each! E-mail us at win...@geocities.com for more

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Brand New 16 MB of RAM for only $92.00!

That is right, 16 MB of 60ns simm for only $92.00 each! E-mail us at win...@geocities.com for more

8/28/96

jo...@ima.uucp2

4/18/87

Translating high-level languages into each other.

I have put together a skeleton of a source to source translator for XPL/S to C. It turned out I did

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Translating high-level languages into each other.

I have put together a skeleton of a source to source translator for XPL/S to C. It turned out I did

4/18/87

4/16/87

mod.compilers -> comp.compilers

As part of the notorious newsgroup renaming program, mod.compilers is changing its name to comp.

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mod.compilers -> comp.compilers

As part of the notorious newsgroup renaming program, mod.compilers is changing its name to comp.

4/16/87

4/15/87

Translating high-level languages into each other

In-Reply-To: <5...@ima.UUCP> >I guess I don't think there is a lot of difference between

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Translating high-level languages into each other

In-Reply-To: <5...@ima.UUCP> >I guess I don't think there is a lot of difference between

4/15/87

jo...@ima.uucp2

4/10/87

Wanted - PL/1 compiler for XENIX

In article <5...@ima.UUCP> you write: >We are looking for a PL/1 compilier for XENIX V. Can

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Wanted - PL/1 compiler for XENIX

In article <5...@ima.UUCP> you write: >We are looking for a PL/1 compilier for XENIX V. Can

4/10/87

4/6/87

Lex and Yacc like tools

GMD - Forschungsstelle an der Universitaet Karlsruhe - Projekt UWE We distribute the following tools

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Lex and Yacc like tools

GMD - Forschungsstelle an der Universitaet Karlsruhe - Projekt UWE We distribute the following tools

4/6/87

3/30/87

GNU software available on osu-eddie via UUCP

I just posted instructions to comp.sources.d describing how to get various FSF software via UUCP from

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GNU software available on osu-eddie via UUCP

I just posted instructions to comp.sources.d describing how to get various FSF software via UUCP from

3/30/87

3/25/87

COBOL Compilers Using Yacc

In the UNICOM Conference Proceedings of January, 1983, there is an article by Robert E. Conant and

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COBOL Compilers Using Yacc

In the UNICOM Conference Proceedings of January, 1983, there is an article by Robert E. Conant and

3/25/87

3/23/87

I just wanted to add some notes to the previous comments on debugging optimized code. At MIPS we

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I just wanted to add some notes to the previous comments on debugging optimized code. At MIPS we

3/23/87

3/22/87

GNU C compiler beta test release

This message has 3 parts: - rms' announcement of the GNU cc beta test release. - a summary of gcc

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GNU C compiler beta test release

This message has 3 parts: - rms' announcement of the GNU cc beta test release. - a summary of gcc

3/22/87

3/22/87

Lex and Yacc like tools

The last STUG (Software Tools Users' Group) tape I saw had Yacc and Lex-like tools written in

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Lex and Yacc like tools

The last STUG (Software Tools Users' Group) tape I saw had Yacc and Lex-like tools written in

3/22/87

3/21/87

see if this works -- Send compilers articles to ima!compilers or, in a pinch, to Lev...@YALE.ARPA

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see if this works -- Send compilers articles to ima!compilers or, in a pinch, to Lev...@YALE.ARPA

3/21/87

Kay Beth Alexander

3/18/87

COBOL and Ada Grammars

The Department of Computer Science at Old Dominion University is involved in a project that includes

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COBOL and Ada Grammars

The Department of Computer Science at Old Dominion University is involved in a project that includes

3/18/87

jo...@ima.uucp2

3/12/87

You should order the paper "Interactive Source-Level Debugging of Optimized Programs", by

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You should order the paper "Interactive Source-Level Debugging of Optimized Programs", by

3/12/87

C. Kevin Mcintyre, jo...@ima.uucp2

3/11/87

Peephole optimizations

> [... It also seems that about half of the peephole transformations > are quite machine

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Peephole optimizations

> [... It also seems that about half of the peephole transformations > are quite machine

3/11/87

2/10/87

Dynamic-grammar compilers

I recommend doing a literature search for papers by David Sandberg. He's a young professor at

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Dynamic-grammar compilers

I recommend doing a literature search for papers by David Sandberg. He's a young professor at

2/10/87

2/5/87

YACC for dynamic grammars

For a simple dynamic grammar in YACC: Define operator tokens as follows: %left OL1 %right OR1 %left

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YACC for dynamic grammars

For a simple dynamic grammar in YACC: Define operator tokens as follows: %left OL1 %right OR1 %left

2/5/87

1/25/87

Looking for minimal perfect hash functions.

Hi, Has anyone implemented a program for finding minimal perfect hashing functions? The best

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Looking for minimal perfect hash functions.

Hi, Has anyone implemented a program for finding minimal perfect hashing functions? The best

1/25/87

1/16/87

portable code generator needed

can anyone out there tell me if i can find a code generator (public domain or commercially available)

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portable code generator needed

can anyone out there tell me if i can find a code generator (public domain or commercially available)

1/16/87

jo...@ima.uucp2

12/11/86

Assembly language programming preferable to HLL ???

Cc: I recently had this argument ( in specific the situation was comparing a high quality Fortran 77,

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Assembly language programming preferable to HLL ???

Cc: I recently had this argument ( in specific the situation was comparing a high quality Fortran 77,

12/11/86

12/11/86

Michael Scott's comments on LL(1) parsers

It has been a long time since I have this quality of knowledge about LL(1) parsers. Most comments

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Michael Scott's comments on LL(1) parsers

It has been a long time since I have this quality of knowledge about LL(1) parsers. Most comments

12/11/86

12/11/86

Silly me. Like yourself, I've never seen a practical parser which is a time bottle-neck. I *meant

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Silly me. Like yourself, I've never seen a practical parser which is a time bottle-neck. I *meant

12/11/86

12/11/86

Does anyone out there have a PD, YACC-able, grammar for C? ANSI C would be best, Harbison&Steele

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Does anyone out there have a PD, YACC-able, grammar for C? ANSI C would be best, Harbison&Steele

12/11/86

Compilers mailing list5

12/10/86

advice needed re: parsing C decl syntax

I recently wrote a C interpreter (which of course must parse also). I found the particular problem

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advice needed re: parsing C decl syntax

I recently wrote a C interpreter (which of course must parse also). I found the particular problem

12/10/86

12/10/86

Table-driven top-down parsing

At the end of article <2...@ima.UUCP> [by Ken Yap <k...@rochester.arpa>] our moderator

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Table-driven top-down parsing

At the end of article <2...@ima.UUCP> [by Ken Yap <k...@rochester.arpa>] our moderator

12/10/86

12/8/86

Toy compiler available

I have a short (500 lines of C) toy compiler that might be of interest of others. It eats a sort of

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Toy compiler available

I have a short (500 lines of C) toy compiler that might be of interest of others. It eats a sort of

12/8/86

jo...@ima.uucp3

12/4/86

Assembly language programming preferable to HLL ???

Real-sender: Apparently-To: ima!compilers In article <2...@ima.UUCP> Orr Michael writes: >

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Assembly language programming preferable to HLL ???

Real-sender: Apparently-To: ima!compilers In article <2...@ima.UUCP> Orr Michael writes: >

12/4/86

Compilers mailing list

12/2/86

Possible lost mail

The disk volume on which incoming compilers mail resides filled up over the Thanksgiving weekend. If

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Possible lost mail

The disk volume on which incoming compilers mail resides filled up over the Thanksgiving weekend. If

12/2/86

Compilers mailing list2

12/1/86

BASIC to C, PASCAL, or FORTRAN 77 translator.

Cc: In article <2...@ima.UUCP> you write: > > I would like to know if there is out there a

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BASIC to C, PASCAL, or FORTRAN 77 translator.

Cc: In article <2...@ima.UUCP> you write: > > I would like to know if there is out there a

12/1/86

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