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kindly give me the source code for NFA to DFA conversion.

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Salem commented: Kindly sod off and STFW yourself you lazy leech +0
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What is NFA and DFA?
By the way, here are some sample answers you may get.

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Can you specify your problem more clearly?Click here

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Can you specify your problem more clearly?Click here

dear sir,
i want to generate a non-deterministic finite automata for a expression.eg:(a|b)*abb. then to convert the NFA to deterministic finite automata

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Are you talking about using NFA regexp in a DFA environment?
Start with a DFA tool is the simple answer. There really is no code to convert from one to another, because it doesn't make much sense to do so. C and C++ have regexp libraries available for them. Pick one. Windows provides the .NET version.

You do realize that which tool you use dictates which type of regex processing occurs? To get a list of which tools have what regex flavor (including POSIX) try:

J Friedl 'Mastering Regular Expressions' 2nd ed 2004

Then if you want, download source for one of them.

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kindly give me the source code for NFA to DFA conversion.

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kindly give me the source code for NFA to DFA conversion.

i want the code for coverting nfa to dfa

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hello
I need C code to build a finite automata and NON deterministic automata translate to equal DFA. This is for my project please help!

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hi..
can any one help me to how to convert regular expression to dfa using c++.

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I count 4 "civemethecodez" type thread rezzes here. Can this be closed please?

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This thread has been bumped to many times over the last few year with "gimme code!" replies.

For future visitors:
Here's how to ask a question on a forum.
Here's the rulebook, read and follow it.
Here's why we don't help people who show no effort.

Closed.

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