Thanks you for your answers. From now I turn my service into daemon that I
can start and stop from the system. But, I'll give a try to Samir
suggestion. It seems interesting.
Cheers,
Jaonary
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 5:23 PM, Samir Mulder samir.mul...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is what you can do in
2011/5/6 David Reiss dre...@fb.com:
FWIW, you should not need lex or yacc to build the thrift compiler from
a release tarball, only to do development on it.
the point I was trying to make was that choosing C++ because of
dependency X might have seemed like a natural choice, although it
doesn't
My comments are inline...
2011/5/5 Bjørn Borud bbo...@gmail.com
1) re-do the parser using Antlr and do the compiler in Java or Python.
a Python runtime is more common and probably the most portable
alternative, but [ ... ]
Interestingly, I've had similar thoughts, but for different
