From: cfc@shell01.TheWorld.com   
      
   "Paul B Mann"  writes:   
      
   > Here is a grammar that gives different results for the two different   
   > possibilities.   
      
   Paul, since you've joined this conversation and I know you implemented   
   state splitting in LRgen.  Is the assertion that state splitting will   
   never completely resolve a s/r conflict correct (i.e. that there will   
   always be some state in the LR(1) machine that will have a s/r   
   conflict if the LR(0) machine has an s/r conflict?  Even when I'm   
   certain of my logic, I prefer when someone I respect confirms it.   
      
   Thanks,   
   Chris   
      
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