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On Wed, 2008-07-02 at 11:28 +0200, Alexander Nicolaysen Sørnes wrote:
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Hello,
Is there any info about when the C++ target for ANTLR will be released?
The company I work for is interested in using C++ for ANTLR parsing. Now I
know that the C target is C++ compatible, but it would be really helpful to
have access to ANTLR C++ classes. :)
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I am going to look properly at a pure C++ approach after we release 3.1 (shortly hopefully, it is all waiting on me ;-). Though I am still unsure what this would give anyone over having some C++ facades for the C runtime. Though, in theory, it should be no slower and not using pointers to functions might make the optimizer more effective. For this reason I am also contemplating one (or more) C-lite runtimes, as many people don't need to override anything but the error message handling.<BR>
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Jim
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Regards,
Alexander N. Sørnes
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