Introduction Prior to C++11, there was no general way in C++ to create type-safe functions that would take a variable number of arguments. C++ had inherited …, the ellipsis operator, from C that would allow a function to take a … Continue reading
Introduction In part 1, we created a simple parser and driver for a basic shell that supports piping and command substitution. In order to test our parser, the driver in our last part only simulated reading tokens. In this part, … Continue reading
Introduction I’ve recently decided to switch one of my projects from using the Bison parser generator to Lemon. Bison is the go to standard for parser generators, but after looking into Lemon, I really think that Lemon is safer, easier … Continue reading
If you’re already here, I’m going to assume you know a lot of the intricacies of writing an assignment operator in C++. Getting all the ins and outs of writing assignment operators is tricky – if you want a good … Continue reading
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