any sort of automata impl. or algorithm free of collisions?127 (7/21/2007 8:34:19 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hello, I've been lately dealing with terminal's keyboard-input. For this I implemented an nfa as per the thompson's yamada algorithm. I then converted it to a single row one (so as to save memory and still be... Chinlu
about syntax trees470 (3/19/2007 7:40:22 PM) comp.compilers Hello, I'm relatively new to parsing. I've managed to code a recursive-descent ll(1) parser in c (thus, a stack/table based one). My question is about syntax trees. If I trace each accepting operation with a ... chinlu
something broken in cvs release?088 (3/7/2007 5:35:37 PM) comp.emacs Hello, >From a time back I've using the cvs version of emacs, I use to do a cvs update, and to recompile and install it. After I few days ago when I upgraded from 22.0.93 to 22.0.95, ERC stop from working, th... Chinlu
app with builtin features depending on uid?642 (11/9/2006 11:16:28 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hello, I wanted some expert to advise about the viavility on adding some extra features to an app. which would get deployed depending on which user is executing them. This hasn't got nothing to do with root o... Chinlu
Shared memory internals?579 (9/26/2006 5:58:55 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi there, I've been looking at how shared memory works, I'm approaching a gargabe collector written in assembler (with gnu as), and just wondered how could I translate a virtual memory address to physical, so ... Chinlu
About parsers, and parsing2109 (8/2/2006 5:52:35 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hello, I'm trying to build a parser by hand. I've been a few months reading about finite automatas, lr(1) parsers etc. Recently I've started to understand though not all. Hence, that I've got a few questions ... Chinlu
does tex implements a LR(1) parser?1527 (6/24/2006 5:04:52 PM) comp.text.tex Hello, I've been diging into tex trying to find out how did Knuth develop tex. After being debugging it, and looking for documentation in parsing algorithms, I think I've found a match. It looks like Donald us... Chinlu
browsing dvi?238 (5/26/2006 9:47:01 PM) comp.text.tex Hello, Robin, this might very well be a question for you. I don't rembember whether I've read it on archives or in some recent post, you were talking about browsing a dvi file's contents, maybe in binary way o... Chinlu
How nice!!!025 (5/25/2006 7:49:57 PM) comp.text.tex God is up there. Just found this when looking for info for some tex implementation in c language, and what I found tex in c, within 400kb (never thought tex could take just 400kb), in here: http://www.math.un... Chinlu
including images, dvi specials what's wrong?050 (5/2/2006 7:20:46 PM) comp.text.tex Hello, I'm doing 5 mini-cdrom label-sticks on sodipodi, and then including them on a file to be output as pdf. I'm using dvips->pd2pdf chain. When I render the document, and see it either on gv (postscript or... Chinlu
drawing pictures for postscript629 (6/5/2006 11:43:45 AM) comp.text.tex Hello, what is the best tool to draw pictures for postscript documents? I try a few image editing softwares on windows, but they all seem to generate quite 'blurry' images when I convert them to eps files... ... ericbae(17)
Framing multiple paragraphs and indentation434 (6/5/2006 1:28:08 PM) comp.text.tex I'm trying to draw a box around a group of paragraphs. That works successfully but, the paragraphs inside the box, do not indent like those outside of the box: \fbox{ \begin{minipage}{3.2in} This is pa... neilhwatson(9)
Defining things that aren't commands927 (6/8/2006 9:12:04 PM) comp.text.tex Hi, I used LaTeX to typeset some things a few years ago but I've never done anything particularly 'advanced' with it. I know how to add/change commands with \newcommand etc, but I am wondering if it is possi... angela1083(2)
does tex implements a LR(1) parser?1527 (6/24/2006 5:04:52 PM) comp.text.tex Hello, I've been diging into tex trying to find out how did Knuth develop tex. After being debugging it, and looking for documentation in parsing algorithms, I think I've found a match. It looks like Donald us... chinluchinawa(108)
Tex/LaTeX users around the world1032 (7/23/2006 3:46:57 PM) comp.text.tex hi group! Just by the sake of curiosity, I would like to ask everyone in comp.text.tex to fill up your name and your residence city in: http://www.frappr.com/comptexttex At the end, we would have a likely ov... diegotorquemada(128)
Documentation of TeX8728 (7/25/2006 7:12:42 PM) comp.text.tex Hi all. I have been trying to write the odd .cls file or package for LaTeX. Every now and then, I get myself into a corner where I need to dive into TeX to get anywhere. I do have Knuth's "The TeX book", but ... allnor(8474)
Linux live cd for programming!2151 (9/23/2006 8:28:48 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi, Don't know whether this is the right group to ask this question. I wanted to know if there is any live cd distribution of linux which has all programming tools installed like gcc? Usually live cds don't hav... mrunalp(11)
Shared memory internals?579 (9/26/2006 5:58:55 PM) comp.unix.programmer Hi there, I've been looking at how shared memory works, I'm approaching a gargabe collector written in assembler (with gnu as), and just wondered how could I translate a virtual memory address to physical, so ... chinluchinawa(108)
app with builtin features depending on uid?642 (11/9/2006 11:16:28 AM) comp.unix.programmer Hello, I wanted some expert to advise about the viavility on adding some extra features to an app. which would get deployed depending on which user is executing them. This hasn't got nothing to do with root o... chinluchinawa(108)