[antlr-interest] C-Runtime in C++ prog

[Vaclav Barta]

Jim Idle wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Oliver Kowalke [mailto:oliver.kowalke at gmx.de]
>>> occurs, it fires a series of function calls that culminate in a call
>>> to displayRecognitionError. However, you can override these functions
>>> (usually you only need to override the displayRecognitionError) and
>>> make them do whatever you like.
>> I mean in C++ you throw exceptions (2.x version of ANTLR) in the case
>> of errors. But exceptions are not part of C.
> Hence it is a sequence of function calls and then drops out of the rule 
> function properly because it detects that error state. You don't need to 
> do anything but decide what to do when you are asked to print an error.
Well, but because the runtime is C, I couldn't decide to throw an 
exception there - right?

	Bye
		Vasek
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