Net IDL v0.0.6 code generator release

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In article <e93fnu$1nkb$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, BCS says...
>
>This is a code generator that facilitates the use of an interface across 
>a TCP/IP connection
>
>This program takes a limited form of the D programming language 
>interface syntax and generates code for an object implementing the 
>interface. This Object allows for an instance of the interface to be 
>accessed across a TCP/IP connection.
>
>The included readme has a more verbose explanation. Also the package has 
>a larger example.
>
>download:
>	www.uidaho.edu/~shro8822/netidl_0_6_sdk.zip
>
>Comments and suggestions welcome.

Ahh.. so *that's* what you were working on. ;)

I have one suggestion: In your grammar, the BaceType type production could be
streamlined to use your enum values directly:

BaceType = Types.type val
::= "bool" @Type.types.type_bool:val |
"byte" @Type.types.type_void:val | 
"short" @Type.types.type_short:val |
"int" @Type.types.type_int:val |

Granted, its a tradeoff between .bnf readability and code efficency. Clever use
of an alias or two might make this easier on the eyes, but I digress.

Anyway, this technique should help eliminate the need to re-lookup the values in
your backend code.

- EricAnderton at yahoo