On 06/16/2014 06:33 AM, Ki Yung Ahn wrote:
Dear BNFC-meta developers and users,
I've been using BNFC-meta for the parser of my experimental language Nax language implementation ( https://github.com/kyagrd/mininax ). It's very cool 'cause you don't need to write makefile or cabal entries to call the command line tools (bnfc, alex, happy), and you get quasiquoters for free, which really makes the early development pleasant.
But due to the bug fixed in recent versions of BNFC, probably after latest BNFC-meta release, I'll have to switch back to using plain BNFC at some point. (FYI,the bug is that block comments arn't working).
If there is a source repository that has ported more recent versions of BNFC into BNFC-meta, it'll be helpful for people like me. Or, if the source repository has open access and easy to participate (e.g., putting on github or something like that), we can draw community support maintaining BNFC-meta to keep up with the recent BNFC (and also happy and alex) versions.
-- Ki Yung Ahn
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