[CEDET-devel] Re: problem parsing legal c++ declaration

[Klaus B. <kla...@sd...>]

On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, David PONCE wrote:

> > Suggestion:
> > What about a function which runs for every token in a file 
> > semantic-test-all-token->text-functions and puts the whole output for
> > this file in file which then can be used a reference.
> > 
> > After grammar changes we just run the new grammar/parser against the
> > test-files, call the new output-generate-function and do then a diff
> > between the new output of the new parser and the old reference-output-
> > file ---> would be an easy, fast and save way to ensure that changes
> > do not damage something what was working ok before the changes.
>  
>  Sounds like a good idea!
>  
> > IMHO regression-able tests are very valueable!!
>  
>  Agree.
>  
> > Should not be hard to write such a function.......
>  
>  Maybe could you provide a first implementation ;-)

I would have bet $100000 on that your reply will contain this sentence ;-)

Germans have an adage "Who says A must also say B" - 'A' was my suggestions
and 'B' will be a first implementation ;-) I will post it during next week...

Klaus

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