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In this chapter concrete examples of bf(C++) programs, classes and templates
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are presented. Topics covered by the annotations() such as virtual
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functions, tt(static) members, etc. are illustrated in this chapter. The
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examples roughly follow the organization of earlier chapters.
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As an additional topic, not just providing examples of bf(C++) the subjects of
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i(scanner) and i(parser) generators are covered. We show how these tools may
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be used in bf(C++) programs. These additional examples assume a certain
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familiarity with the concepts underlying these tools, like grammars,
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parse-trees and
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hi(grammar)
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hi(parse-tree)
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parse-tree decoration. Once the input for a program exceeds a certain
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level of complexity, it's attractive to use scanner- and parser-generators to
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create the code doing the actual input processing. One of the
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link(examples)(BisonAndFlex) in this chapter describes the usage of these
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tools in a bf(C++) environment.
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