Re: [Themis-dev] CSS

[<Ar...@co...>]

Is Elkhound of any use to you?
http://www.bestechvideos.com/2006/12/04/elkhound-elsa-and-cqual-open-source-static-analysis-for-c
I know it's for compilers, but there might be some overlap and/or concepts that might be useful??



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From: Maxwell Collins <ma...@um...>
> Yes, I've been following the mailing list.
> 
> I'm currently doing a more in-depth analysis of the CSS grammar
> (currently trying to determine if the CSS3 grammar is LL(1)), so I can
> better judge the available parsers.  There is a number of really odd
> properties of the CSS grammar, and one of the most important properties
> of a CSS parser is how it handles these.  I'm going to completely
> analyze all of the oddities of the CSS 2.1 grammar (which I'm familiar
> with), then try to see if I can anticipate any similar issues that may
> have arisen with some of the new CSS3 stuff.
> 
> Once I've completed that, I'll send my thoughts on all of the available
> CSS Parsers/CSSOM packages (including some beyond the three you listed).
> 
> On Fri, 2007-09-14 at 06:32 +0000, Ar...@co... wrote:
> > Hey,
> > Are you still following the mailing list?
> > I posted something about a person working on a project called UZI....  Have 
> you looked at any of the stuff he has to see if it might be something worth 
> considering for Themis?
> > 
> > Anyways, what's your thoughts on CSS (if you've gotten a chance to look)?  
> Does the current CSS look like it's a good start, does it look like the 
> foundation is bad and that it would just be better to start with a new CSS 
> parser (like yours).  I know you were interested in the particular area of CSS, 
> but the reason I'm contacting you is to see how UZI mixes into things.  In 
> comparing the 3: Themis' CSS, your CSS, or UZI's CSS, which appears to have the 
> more solid foundation (regardless of whether it's even close to feature 
> complete)... and which is closer to feature complete?
> > Of course, what involvement UZI might have in the Themis project is uncertain 
> at this point, but I didn't want their to be a conflict between what you were 
> interested in and that project (since that project also include CSS stuff).
> > 
> > Kevin
> 
> 
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