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[Nick Simicich]

At 12:22 PM 2003-02-25 -0500, David Relson wrote:

>Nick,
>
>Your new code works!  True it causes 3 of the regression tests to 
>fail.  However my unified lexer causes the same 3 tests to fail.  When I 
>run the tests with the "-v" switch (so as to keep all the generated files) 
>and then use "diff -ur njs tst", there are _no_ differences in the output 
>files.

Since I know that my code is broken because I know that it is in the wrong 
state from time to time, as I described in my last missive, I believe we 
(you?) need to look at how the code is state changing and why it is in body 
state while parsing headers.

>Now I need to think about testing, releasing, etc.  More later ...

Do you want me to try and work on a performance run?

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