Hi, Ronald Garcia wrote:
Where can I find a copy of the Order preprocessor language? The Boost files section seems to have examples of its use, as well as a manual, but I don't seem to see the implementation.
I removed the Order interpreter implementation from the files section some time ago, because it had changed significantly due to the discovery of a couple of techniques for removing certain practical limitations. The documentation and examples mostly reflect the current Order interpreter, but as I have not been working on the implementation for some time, the interpreter is not ready for publication. If you are really interested, then I could e-mail you a snapshot of the interpreter. The current Order interpreter also uses C99 preprocessor features, namely variadics and placemarkers, so it is not immediately useful for C++ programming. The latest GNU CPP and the Wave library are known to be able to preprocess the Order interpreter. Other preprocessors have not been tested, but it should be possible to port the interpreter to most (more or less buggy) preprocessors that support the C99 extensions. Regards, Vesa Karvonen _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail