[antlr-interest] C++ Parser Update V3.2

[Wigg, J D]

My final update of the CPP_parser (V3.2) using ANTLR V2.7 to generate
C++ parser in C++ is now available on the http://www.antlr.org
website.
 
I now wish to retire and to hand on this C++ grammar file for someone
else to look after for maintenance and further development. For
instance, I hope he/she would be able adapt it for use with ANTLR V3
(when C++ output is available!) and/or use it to generate Java code
(instead of or in addition to C++).
 
Potential volunteer(s) please contact me for further information and
co-ordination of hand-over.
 
I expect to be available to assist with any problems with this new
version and also for consultation about further developments. 
 
David Wigg
Research Fellow
London South Bank University
UK



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