On 30.09.2016 10:03, daniel_sun wrote:
Hi Sergei,
I tried to add the statement to expression as an alternative, the
antlr4 failed to generate sources becuase of the error "error(119):
GroovyParser.g4::: The following sets of rules are mutually left-recursive
[statement, expression, statem
rrenty the expression is quite huge, which is a potential cause of
performance issue. so if we try our best to treat statement as expression in
the future, the performance will be impacted somehow.
Cheers,
Daniel.Sun
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Hi Graeme,
Thanks for your staring the project :)
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will not grow forever and use the cache as far as it can. I find that about
> 20% time saved after the work done.
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> Daniel.Sun
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es, lambda expression, do-while, indentical operation(===),
etc.
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the memory
will not grow forever and use the cache as far as it can. I find that about
20% time saved after the work done.
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something maybe of interest from the javaparser gitter channel today:
ptitjes
Some numbers that are not on the bar graphs: Parsing JavaParser 2.5.1
with ANTLR4's Java 1.7 grammar takes **~115ms** and with ANTLR4's Java
1.8 grammar takes **15s** !! I had a discussion with Terence Parr, and
he
Indeed great to have a little update on the progress!
How is it possible to help? For example giving some new examples of code
and see how they are parsed (if parsed successfully or not, etc)?
Is the "fail" folder where we can contribute things that are not yet parsed
but should work ultimately, or
Interesting project Daniel Sun, good luck with it and look forward to
following your progress.
Cheers
On Sat, Sep 3, 2016 at 10:27 AM, 孙 岚 wrote:
> Hi List,
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> The groovy-antlr4-grammar project is very hard to maintain and the
> performance is terrible, so I am rewriting the
> parser(ht
Hi List,
The groovy-antlr4-grammar project is very hard to maintain and the
performance is terrible, so I am rewriting the
parser(https://github.com/danielsun1106/groovy-parser), which is based on the
Java grammar provided by the antlr offical and introduced some good idea from
the old
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