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By: jgwinner

What do you mean by "even though it's not GNU anymore?"

I'm looking at it - we needed some of the improvements to memory usage in our
project.

However, it looks to me to be a major shift; it's really flex 2.6 or something.

M4 is now *mandatory* as well as regex.  For Win32 that isn't so bad, but for
some of the other platforms it might not be so hot.

I can do the work, in fact, I already have it compiling with MSVC8.  However,
I don't like the fact that the C++ side is 'broken' according to the developer.

We need something thread safe - right now, we're using the C++ lexer with each
thread having it's own object.  So far, no problems, but due to an issue with
freeing the stack there is a small memory bug each time flex is invoked.

I'll do this work here or on flex 2.5.33, but I don't want to do it in
two places.

Or should I take the code in 2.5.33 and update 2.5.4a here? I would hate to
do that as it would make it win32 specific, I Think.

Thoughts?

      == John ==

P.S. I know it's an older email, but FLEX moves slow :( and I need to move fast
.. deadline of next week for a paying customer.

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