At 03:55 PM 5/28/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Carlos, what are the requirements from your systems, are the rules
>static and set once or are they dynamic and can change at runtime ?
>
>If they are static, you want to do as much as possible off line and only
>save a compiled version of the rules conditions and actions. This can be
>represented as data (using the proper interpreter) or as code (more
>efficient and probably simpler). In both cases, you can generate them by
>hand or using some compiler for a rule language you can define (and
>implement using Lex, Yacc, JavaCC etc).

Maybe the parser/lexical analyzer should emit tokens for the EEPROM.

Best regards,

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