>My concept of a parser is totally different. It's a standalone program
which takes one file and converts to another, more
> generally usable. It would be called invisibly by any program needing it.
That program would then read the simpler file in
> an obvious form and presumably delete it.
I call that a "Conversion Program". The parser is the difficult half of
that. Once you have the output from the parser it should be trivial to write
it to disk in whatever format you want. I imagine that would be useful on
UNIX systems too, where the ABC is stdin and your format is stdout.
Paul Rosen
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