suess@tiger.vill.edu (Suess David) writes:

>I need code for a recursive decent parser for C++.  If you could send any
>code or information on this topic it would be very much appreciated.  Also
>the information could be on the grammer of C++.

Time to start a spelling war again. There are no recursive decent parsers.
The C++ language definition has become that complicated that you cannot
parse it decently any more.

In fact, you even need recursive descent parsers to do that, and obviously
of a bad kind (see delayed typedefs in classes).

I think this is all a conspiracy of the committee in order to
1) kill off companies making fast parser generators.
2) make C++ parsers as holy cows as Fortran parsers are, which cause
   constant amusion in compiler generator seminars, because statements
   like
   FORMAT(I) = 5
   DO I 10(5) = 2
are perfectly legal code.
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