Christopher Clark (compiler author)
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Christopher F. Clark is an American Compiler Writer.
Life
He was one of the co-authors of Yacc++ and the Language Objects Library.[1]
References
- ^ Clark, Christopher F. and Zino, Barbara C.: Yacc++ and the Language Objects Library, Reference Manual, 1990
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