Hello all,
I've written a quick few hundred lines of Chicken Scheme that converts
BNF-esque grammars such as:
(s-expression
. (choice
(seq ( (one-or-more s-expression) . s-expression ))
(seq ( (zero-or-more s-expression) ))
(seq \ string \)
(seq #( (zero-or-more s-expression)
Hi Alaric
On Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:10:14 +0100 Alaric Snell-Pym ala...@snell-pym.org.uk
wrote:
I've written a quick few hundred lines of Chicken Scheme that converts
BNF-esque grammars such as:
(s-expression
. (choice
(seq ( (one-or-more s-expression) . s-expression ))
(seq (
Hi Chickenistas,
Since I agree with Alejandro to the point that having more line
information in assert is a nice thing to have I had a look at the
code in chicken-syntax.scm.
Since assert is a macro that gets expanded it seems that macros
don't get an entry in ##sys#line-number-database. Is that
