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I doubt there are licensing issues (or at least that is how I TRIED to write the license I included)... but if there are, please contact me on LinkedIn. Are yo

I doubt there are licensing issues (or at least that is how I TRIED to write the license I included)... but if there are, please contact me on LinkedIn. Are you suggesting I should just put it all on Github as a publicly readable repo? I could probably do so. Thanks, Jim

lou1306 6y ago
First of all, I have to say that your work on the C/C++ grammars is amazing. My comment was mostly a reaction to this section of the blog post: > I could only find a single mirror where I could download [the archives c++grammar1.1.tar.Z and c++grammar2.0.tar.Z]. If you happen to have the spare time to set up a public repo (GitHub or whatever), I think it would be great. It would surely help with long-term availability of the files, and people would have a somehow "canonical" link they can reference when they want to cite your work.