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Now that's innovation!
by Acidus at 6:58 pm EDT, Aug 15, 2007

Jill out of town for work... Check
1.75L Grey Goose... Check
12 Pack Dr. Pepper... Check
Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition... Check
EMCAScript Standard 3rd Edition... Check
Rhino Book... Check
Purple Book... Check
Working from home tomorrow... Check
Nidhi's super secret static analysis code... Check

Can I write a recursive descent JavaScript parser before tomorrow afternoon? Let's find out.


 
RE: Now that's innovation!
by Decius at 7:28 pm EDT, Aug 15, 2007

Acidus wrote:
1.75L Grey Goose... Check

Can I write a recursive descent JavaScript parser before tomorrow afternoon? Let's find out.

Yes. The question is whether or not it will actually work.


 
RE: Now that's innovation!
by gareth at 6:04 am EDT, Aug 16, 2007

Sounds cool!

Are you gonna share the code?

Acidus wrote:
Jill out of town for work... Check
1.75L Grey Goose... Check
12 Pack Dr. Pepper... Check
Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition... Check
EMCAScript Standard 3rd Edition... Check
Rhino Book... Check
Purple Book... Check
Working from home tomorrow... Check
Nidhi's super secret static analysis code... Check

Can I write a recursive descent JavaScript parser before tomorrow afternoon? Let's find out.


  
RE: Now that's innovation!
by Acidus at 7:36 pm EDT, Aug 16, 2007

gareth wrote:
Sounds cool!

Are you gonna share the code?

Unfortunately I'm developing this as part of a commerical product and will not be releasing the goods!

Mozilla's Rhino is a JS tokenizer/parser/interpreter written in Java which is quite nice (and free). If you are new to compilers take a look at the Purple Book is very helpful. The book is built around written a tokenizer, parser, and code generator for TinyC a made up computer language similar to C. A great way to see how to design compilers.


 
RE: Now that's innovation!
by Worthersee at 10:59 am EDT, Aug 16, 2007

Acidus wrote:
1.75L Grey Goose... Check

Way to bring the X-factor!

Nidhi's super secret static analysis code... Check

Can I write a recursive descent JavaScript parser before tomorrow afternoon? Let's find out.

I found this to be an interesting way to find JS input parameters.


 
 
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