Hi there!
I'm working on a tool that translates from my DSL to source code (e.g.
Java). Being an AntLR rookie I was surprised of my good progress, but
finally I ran into a problem that needs some experts' opinion :)
My language allows to define random distributions for certain values:
My parse
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Just a gentle reminder - this is still broken.
I'm using plugin version 3.1.3-1.
-- Pete
> > Pete Siemsen wrote:
> > I'm using the new ANTLR3 maven plugin described at
> > http://www.antlr.org/antlr3-maven-plugin/ Thanks to Jim Idle!
> >
> > The new plugin has a minor "feature" that the old
Hi, I'm experimenting with using ANTLR to parse a custom file type,
and I have a few questions/comments about ANTLR and the C Target:
1) Consider the following grammar:
grammar schema;
options
{
language = C;
}
root : letter* ;
letter :
Michael Coupland wrote:
> Hi, I'm experimenting with using ANTLR to parse a custom file type,
> and I have a few questions/comments about ANTLR and the C Target:
>
>
> 1) Consider the following grammar:
>
>grammar schema;
>
>options
>{
>language = C;
>
> root: letter* EOF;
>
> No exceptions in C so that top rule can only set flags.
That change to the grammar works great, thanks! For reference, what
would I want to look at if I wanted to deduce what portion of the
input data the parser had consumed?
> Maybe, but as free is a function in every
Michael Coupland wrote:
root: letter* EOF;
No exceptions in C so that top rule can only set flags.
That change to the grammar works great, thanks! For reference, what
would I want to look at if I wanted to deduce what portion of the
input data the parser had consumed?
We
