I am trying to use ParseKit in a project. I think to have correctly defined a grammar and each time I try to use that grammar with a test string I obtain a log inside the console and a crash:
I just discovered ParseKit but can\'t seem to get it working on a simple example. NSSt开发者_高级运维ring *test = @\"FOO:BAR\";
I\'m using Parsekit for XCode but this problem may well apply to most parser generators. I parse a script with a gammer and it works fine. However I\'m running into problems with the next step. Consid
I\'m using ParseKit for objective-C which takes a BNF-like syntax for specifying grammers: @start = command+;
Really basic (and probably quite idiotic) question but I\'m not familiar with this procedure of downloading source code. Even if you\'ve never download this you may be able to point out what I\'m miss
I\'m trying to archive an iPad application that used ParseKit.I\'m able to run the app fine, utilizing ParseKit, for any build using the Debug Configuration (ie, Run on device / simulator ana analyze.
I am trying to add the Parsekit framework to my OSX Xcode project. I\'ve never added a 3rd party framework before and I can\'t get it to work right.
Does anyone know enough about Ruby\'s require to tell me if the following is valid syntax: class Something
What is the right way to define a generic in package A and to provide a method for this generic in package B in CLOS?
Where can I find information about common SIMD tricks? I have an instruction set and know, how to write non-tricky SIMD code, but I know, SIMD now is much more powerful. It can hold complex conditiona
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