NateSeymour

Grammar contains an irreconcilable shift-reduce conflict when deciding to reduce YieldExpression or shift "yield".
Shift-reduce conflicts can be solved by:
	1. Refactoring your grammar.
	2. Adding precedence to your terminals.
	3. Adding Associativity to your terminals.

The conflict arose in the following state with the following closure:
	YieldExpression -> "yield" .
	YieldExpression -> "yield" . AssignmentExpression 
	YieldExpression -> "yield" . "\*" AssignmentExpression 

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async function myMessage() {
    sleep(1000);
    console.log('My message');
}

myMessage();
console.log('I like javascript');

/* output
I like javascript

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function myMessage() {
    sleep(1000); // Theoretical function that makes the script wait 1000ms
    console.log('My message');
}

myMessage();
console.log('I like javascript');

/* output
My message

NateSeymour

# hello.s - read "infinitely" long user input from stdin and display it

# Error codes
# err_open - 0x0
# err_close - 0x1

.data

    # Text constants
    greeting: .asciz "Hello, what is your name?\n"

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# The most awesome, awe inspiring random number generator ever
# Error codes:

# 0x0 - Could not open file
# 0x1 - No bytes read from file

.bss

.data
    output: .asciz "Random number: %i \n"

NateSeymour

#pragma once

#include <mutex>

namespace js {
	template<class C> class Promise
	{
	public:
		bool failure = false;
		std::exception exception;