In article <3nl0e6$ako@goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au>, wtj@goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au
says...
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>Can anyone direct me to the authorative text on the C++
>grammar rules.  I have the ARM but Stroustrup states that
>the grammar rules supplied are "... not an exact statement of
>the language" and does, in fact, "... accept a superset of
>valid C++ constructs".  I want to analyse C++ programs and
>am using a tool that generates LALR tables from the grammar
>to enable the code to be read, hence, the need for a precise
>grammar.
>
>I apologise if this information is hidden in a FAQ somewhere
>but I could not seem to find it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Wayne.

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These should be in the ISO/ANSI draft standard which some claim has been
published and is available via ftp to "selected" individuals.

The newsgroup for activities surrounding the ISO/ANSI draft standard
is comp.std.c++...you may find your answer there...

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