Re: [ANN] RE/flex 0.9.18 - a Flex-like lexical analyzer generator for C++

Cool!


Is this meant as a flex drop-in replacement? iirc (we) PathScale have
sent patches to upstream Flex before and I don't remember if they were
responsive or not. If you are 1:1 compatible, have you tried to
replace the system flex and rebuild world or how extensively has this
been validated? You may find the BSD community to be interested and
empathetic if it can help them.


Further, if you are willing to dirty your hands and trash talk a bit -
maybe get the main editor from Phoronix to help you promote it.
Anything that resembles tabloid click-bait like news is always of
interest over there :D


Cheers,


./C




On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 7:58 AM, Robert van Engelen <ravengelen@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm pleased to share with this excellent compilers group that RE/flex 0.9.18
> is released, moving the software out of beta into stable/production status. ...
>
> A complete redesign for C++ was best, from the ground-up, based on C++ best
> practices. RE/flex is released in free open source and licensed under the
> BSD-3.
>
> RE/flex is available on GitHub (the repo) and on SourceForge (packaged):
>
> https://github.com/Genivia/RE-flex
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/re-flex
>
> If you work with Flex or with other lexical analyzer tools, then you might be
> interested give RE/flex a try.
>
> I put the documentation on a perma-link here: http://re-flex.sourceforge.net

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