Hawaii's Science, Technology and New Media Community
-
Clifton Royston
- United States
- Share
- Share on Twitter
- Share on Facebook
- Blog Posts (1)
- Discussions (5)
- Events
- Groups (2)
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Clifton Royston's Discussions
Junior Software Developer opening at Sanjole in Manoa
2 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Clifton Royston Sep. 9, 2008.
What does your city say to you?
Replied Jun. 2, 2008
Clifton Royston's Page
Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Consultant, Network/Systems Administrator, Project Manager, Software Developer
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- Software architecture, Agile development, domain-specific languages, Internet services, BSD Unix, Linux, MS .Net, Perl, pattern-oriented development; lately interested in functional programming. (Hell, I'm pretty much interested in everything. The world is interesting.)
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- C, C++, C#, HTML, Pascal, Perl, PHP
- About Me:
- 30+ year veteran software developer and entrepreneur, co-founder of LavaNet, co-founder of Tiki Technologies. Now lending a hand at Sanjole, developing WiMax and LTE testing technology for broadband wireless testing.
- Website:
- http://www.iandicomputing.com
- Secondary Website:
- http://www.sanjole.com/products/default.htm
Clifton Royston's Blog
Recursive descent parsing with BNF grammars
(This is a modified repost of a post I recently put up on our company's wiki,
explaining a very old CS concept/approach which seems to be rather
neglected lately in production use.)
If you're implementing any sort of miniature language as part of some software (query language, scripting capability) or even just attempting to parse structured input of some kind, using the full-boogie compiler-builder tools like YACC, bison, and friends can seem like overkill. If you… Continue
explaining a very old CS concept/approach which seems to be rather
neglected lately in production use.)
Introduction
If you're implementing any sort of miniature language as part of some software (query language, scripting capability) or even just attempting to parse structured input of some kind, using the full-boogie compiler-builder tools like YACC, bison, and friends can seem like overkill. If you… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2007 at 9:38am — 4 Comments
© 2010 Created by Daniel Leuck
Comment Wall (4 comments)
You need to be a member of TechHui to add comments!
Join TechHui
Welcome! Its great to have one of Hawaii's original internet gurus on our network. I remember meeting with you at Lavanet many years ago back when I was running Tollan with Grant Ishikawa.