Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 14th May 2006 23:06 UTC
The world is rapidly moving away from technology-based solutions toward end-user facilitation. Simple grammars provide a surprising solution to the problem of "driving" IT infrastructure to achieve business ends. In this article, Stephen Morris shows you how to use the interpreter design pattern to create a simple C++ grammar, which can be extended to produce surprisingly powerful capabilities.
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Can you write a more retarded article intro than that? It's a pretty darn simple concept, why wrap it up in all that eBusiness-ROI-IT-solution boolsheet?
Anyway, the code itself is horrible. Does the author even know what the keyword 'explicit' means? Is he aware of std::string? Does the author know what a memory leak is? It's written in the old c-with-classes style that was popular 10 years ago. C++ has evolved since, this guy obviously haven't.