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Posted by fsl_user on October 7, 2005, 1:23 pm
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Hi,
Just got the Advanced perl programming book and was reading a little
about this module.
However, the examples did not touch following three topics
(or at least not clear enough for me to understand)
1.) parsing VERY big files.
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Let's assume I'd like to parse a file, that does not fit into memory.
(for example a quite C / C+ program)
The training material gives only examples of reading in the entire file
and starting then the parsing.
I'd like to parse a huge file, be sure that it's syntactically correct
but extract information just for one module / objects.
Another application would be to read a very big file and just modify the
contents of very few functions , classes, but never store the whole file
in RAM.
How should this be done correctly?
I did not a good example and do just have some vague ideas about
- being sure, that there's always enough to read for matching the next
rule (but how)
- commiting whenever possible.
2.) following include statements
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But try to keep memory low. The main file and the include file could
be very huge.
3.) decent C-style comment stripping,and keep file/char position accurate
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If this is too difficult, then just comment stripping would be OK as well.
thanks and bye
fsl_user
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