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I have a main grammar that passes control to two different island
grammars to parse a language. One island grammar is an island because
it's so big and can be used in a context outside the main language,
and the other island has vastly different lexer rules (whitespace
isn't ignored, etc.).
All
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:42 PM, Mike J. Bell wrote:
> I have a main grammar that passes control to two different island
> grammars to parse a language. One island grammar is an island because
> it's so big and can be used in a context outside the main language,
> and the other island has vastl
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 10:24 AM, Thomas Brandon wrote:
> You should be able to use the importVocab option to specify a common
> .tokens file for all lexers to import. Or you can chain the lexers by
> having one island grammar import the vocab of the other and then have
> the main grammar import
Hello,
To make checking and generating easier, I would like to parse lines like the
following:
node n1, n2, n3;
And turn them into trees like this:
(VAR 'node' 'n1')
(VAR 'node' 'n2')
(VAR 'node' 'n3')
At the moment I'm using the following rules to parse, but this obviously
does not generate
I noticed on the Wiki that "C++ classes will be provided as a separate
library later in 2008." Does antlr3 now produce C++ using classes now
or is still just C that is compiled using a C++ compiler?
Thanks in advance for the information.
Thomas Jackson
List: http://www.antlr.org/mailman/list
Good evening!
I have IR, that was written in C++. But there is only C runtime.
1) How can I add "namespaces block" in *.c file?
2) Is it possible to create some (e.g. 2) objects of ParserClass (or
LexerClass)? Yacc, as I know, generates C code with global variables. So..
what about antlr?
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Yurushkin Michael wrote:
> Good evening!
> I have IR, that was written in C++. But there is only C runtime.
>
Just compile as C++, the code is c++ compilable.
> 1) How can I add "namespaces block" in *.c file?
>
add to @members {} and that shoudl work I think.
> 2) Is it possible to create
> Hello,
>
> To make checking and generating easier, I would like to parse
> lines like the
> following:
> node n1, n2, n3;
>
> And turn them into trees like this:
> (VAR 'node' 'n1')
> (VAR 'node' 'n2')
> (VAR 'node' 'n3')
>
> At the moment I'm using the following rules to parse, but
> this
