[Netconf-devel] guessnet has an /e/n/i parser in C++

[martin f krafft]

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also sprach Thomas Hood <jdthood@aglu.demon.nl> [2005.04.19.1923 +0200]:
> While we are on the topic of /e/n/i parsers, note that guessnet
> includes a parser written in C++.  It parses the stuff relevant to
> guessnet, of course.  Here are its regexps (from
> src/IfaceParser.cc):

Rather than using regexps, I would be much in favour of using aa
proper external parser library. yacc/bison are very C, so we have to
converge on one to use for C++. There are nice ones out there,
I just don't have references handy. I can look it up if you want me
to.

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