Maybe they've improved it since last time I looked at it... It couldn't parse much of anything the first (couple?) time it was announced.
On Nov 16, 2007, at 10:13 , Nick Sieger wrote:
Depending on what you view as "complete", there is the XRuby ANTLR-based parser:
Ryan Davis wrote:
Depending on what you view as "complete", there is the XRuby ANTLR-based parser:
Maybe they've improved it since last time I looked at it... It couldn't parse much of anything the first (couple?) time it was announced.
As I've heard it they're able to compile the full stdlib, so I presume that means they can parse it.
However, when I occasionally play with XRuby, I frequently find something not quite right. Last time, they were missing flip-flop.
- Charlie
On Nov 16, 2007, at 10:13 , Nick Sieger wrote:
To be fair... flip-flop isn't quit right.
On Nov 17, 2007, at 17:17 , Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
However, when I occasionally play with XRuby, I frequently find something not quite right. Last time, they were missing flip-flop.