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Feeding is the mechanism which allows pacc to handle input coming from interactive streams. The user’s input may be a complete utterance, or it may be the start of an utterance. In the latter case, we need to solicit more input.
The points in the grammar where the input may be broken are marked with the ‘$’ token.
Then pacc is invoked with the ‘-f=FILE’ option, it writes its normal output as usual, then it writes an additional parser to the specified ‘FILE’ for a grammar which has been modified in the following ways:
Last updated: 2016-08-03 21:39:50 UTC
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