Open kaixiang-li opened 10 years ago
Not really . I was trying to write a python backend for ragel last year . I was able to make it work for some really simple case, like this example . If you are interested , I could release the code .
cool! I suddenly realized that I can just compile it to C and wrap it into a python c extension. From the aspects of performance, this may be better.
It seems that ragel only supports C, C++, Objective-C, C#, D, Java, Ruby, OCaml and Go. Can this example really work? how? many thanks :)