New Syntax Checker for the Routing Registries
Marten Terpstra
Thu Jun 23 21:24:06 CEST 1994
Laurent Joncheray <lpj at merit.edu> writes * Hi folks, the ALC daemon now accepts updates of the DB on the fly. * As a side effect it can check the syntax of the objects (without registering * them) peolpe submit. * Is anybody interested in hacking dbupdate so it uses alcd to * check the syntax instead of the syntax.pl stuff (C.f "This is the really ugl * y bit")? The yacc parser ALC uses is a lot more rebust than the * perl code (IMHO). Perhaps true in a sense, but will it also do on-the-fly corrections and suggestions on what the error can be like the syntax.pl code? Also, the mix between C and perl code makes me shiver. I generally do not like mixing all sorts of types when everything can be done with one. This is not a gripe against alc, but a very general remark. Fact is that we do not have the time to re-implement everything in C. -Marten PS a very rough prototype of classless indexing in Perl is working. We hope to have a beta classless database running the end of next week. It uses a home-made algorithm to store and find more and less specific addresses. -------- Logged at Tue Jun 28 11:52:45 MET DST 1994 ---------
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