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    Announcing cTool

    ctool is a free package, it takes the name of a file to parse as
    input, and returns a pointer to the parse tree generated; or
    NULL if there are errors, printing the errors to stderr.
    It is written using flex and bison.

    Notable features:

        All tokens remaining in the parse tree (some are eliminated)
        are marked with the line# and col# they originated at.

        Includes a scoped symbol table, and is basically
        ready-to-run. I include a small example that parses its
        input and attempts to print it back out as code.
    
        Lexer understands C++ style comments, giving a warning for
        '//*' and parsing it as ANSI/ISO C requires.

    Current sites are:
        ftp.spf-15.com:/pub/users/flisakow/pkg/ctoolXXX.tar.gz

    or find it on my webpage:
        http://www.spf-15.com/ctool.html

--
   Shaun Flisakowski 
   flisakow@@spf-15.com
   flisakow@@acm.org

   http://www.spf-15.com/
   http://www.spf-15.com/ctool.html

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