Tue May 23 2000 06:48:
It's finally working! It works on 12 of the 35 test cases! Woohoo!
Tue May 23 2000 06:48:
It's finally working! It works on 12 of the 35 test cases! Woohoo!
Tue May 23 2000 08:05:
This is so good. It took me forever to do this design, but now
that I have it, adding semantic checks is a piece of cake. Even
something complicated like "in a function, all return statements
must return a value that can be coerced into the return value type
of the function", which requires you to scan every single statement in
a function, only takes a few minutes to write.
Tue May 23 2000 08:08:
Also, I just discovered that my philosophy paper isn't due until
Friday!
Reminder to myself to work on cases 14, 18, 13, 17, and 11
tomorrow. If I can get these working, my estimated grade will go
up to 74%, which I'm fairly sure will be above average.
Tue May 23 2000 21:11:
My semantic analyzer now works on 21 of the test cases. I believe
the TA has chosen 25 of the 35 which he will use, so probably
15 of those cases will be ones that I can handle, which gives me
an estimated grade of 60%.
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