Are GCC and Clang parsers really handwritten?
It seems that GCC and LLVM-Clang are using handwritten recursive descent parsers, and not machine generated, Bison-Flex based, bottom up parsing. Could someone here please confirm that this is the case? And if so, why do mainstream compiler frameworks use handwritten parsers? Update : interesting blog on this topic here
Is it safe to clean docker/overlay2/
I got some docker containers running on AWS EC2, the /var/lib/docker/overlay2 folder grows very fast in disk size. I'm wondering if it is safe to delete its content? or if docker has some kind of command to free up some disk usage. UPDATE: I actually tried docker system prune -a already, which reclaimed 0Kb. Also my /docker/overlay2 disk size is much larger than the output from docker system df Af
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