Object-oriented serialization (Was Re: Some questions)
James Tauber
jtauber at jtauber.com
Mon Dec 6 01:24:29 GMT 1999
> The semantic constraints I am
> talking about are one step away from these "ultimate" semantics; they
> tell you that an integer contained in a given element cannot be greater
> than 100, but they don't tell you why. These are still semantics to me
Ah. This is why I have have some difficulty understanding some of what you
are saying. To me, the constraint that an integer cannot be greater than 100
is not semantics. It's syntax.
MyInteger ::= ( '100' | digit{1,2} | '-' digit+ )
or in some more perspicuous grammar:
MyInteger = Integer x : x <= 100
James
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