| ??? 03/04/07 18:13 Modified: 03/04/07 18:14 Read: times |
#134249 - it depends Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Maneesh Sud said:
'yacc' yet another compiler-compiler
I read a book, and decided to make my first post, does any one know of an open source utility for converting language grammer and network protocols (regular-expressions) into C code. I wouldn't call regular expressions "network protocols". they are quite different things. Regular expressions do pop-up now and then in networking but they are not networking protocols. What exactly do you want to convert in C-code? The actual conversion however is not necessarily related to embedded design. If so, does it support other character sets, for example UNICODE? Is perl avaliable for embedded linux? Perl is available for embedded linux, but it depends on what you consider to be embedded linux. If you consider a system with a Geode CPU running at 200+ Mhz and 128Mb Ram an embedded system, than perl is available on embedded systems. If you think along the lines of a 12Mhz 8051 with 256 bytes of RAM, the answer is definitely no. Where can I find an ARM(?) evalution board for lynx and bluetooth (class 1, 100m). tried google? Which flavor of SPICE is best for simulating unguided media (wireless), and embedded code. guru advise me, thx. You are barking at the wrong guru, eeuuuhhh tree... This is an 8052 forum, not an "embedded linux" or ARM forum. about SPICE: don't know, never got round to try it. regards Patrick |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| 'the dragon book' Principles of Compiler Design | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| it depends | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| yakk and bison are the two compiler tools | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
HSPice is probably what you want | 01/01/70 00:00 |