digitalmars.D - Antlr D grammar
- Charlie (5/5) Jun 29 2004 Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its...
- Stephan Wienczny (7/15) Jun 29 2004 I investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes
- Charlie (5/22) Jun 30 2004 Not I, been trying to compose one by hand ( I also have Seiber's yacc gr...
- Charlie (5/28) Jul 01 2004 I usually like to compile as I go , so I know it works, but I think Im j...
- Ivan Senji (7/43) Jul 01 2004 just
- jsrs moselle.com (1/16) Jul 05 2004
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Alex Besogonov
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Jun 30 2004
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- Ilya Minkov (9/15) Jul 05 2004 Hmm.... i was already going to do a complete port of COCO/R to D,
Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, Charlie
Jun 29 2004
Charlie wrote:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, CharlieI investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes antlr) told me that he started a new tool which will make supporting new languages easier. You should a a look at grammatica (http://www.nongnu.org/grammatica). Its syntax is better. I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished. Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?
Jun 29 2004
I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished.Sweet! Care to share ? Or coordinate efforts ?Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?Not I, been trying to compose one by hand ( I also have Seiber's yacc gramar if u like ), but currently im struggling with attributes. Charlie In article <cbt3si$hnu$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Stephan Wienczny says...Charlie wrote:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, CharlieI investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes antlr) told me that he started a new tool which will make supporting new languages easier. You should a a look at grammatica (http://www.nongnu.org/grammatica). Its syntax is better. I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished. Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?
Jun 30 2004
I usually like to compile as I go , so I know it works, but I think Im just going to copy the grammar off DMD and work it out later, anyone know how complete it is ? Charlie In article <cc08mm$2rbk$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Charlie says...I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished.Sweet! Care to share ? Or coordinate efforts ?Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?Not I, been trying to compose one by hand ( I also have Seiber's yacc gramar if u like ), but currently im struggling with attributes. Charlie In article <cbt3si$hnu$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Stephan Wienczny says...Charlie wrote:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, CharlieI investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes antlr) told me that he started a new tool which will make supporting new languages easier. You should a a look at grammatica (http://www.nongnu.org/grammatica). Its syntax is better. I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished. Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?
Jul 01 2004
"Ivan Senji" <ivan.senji public.srce.hr> "Charlie" <Charlie_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:cc1da1$1lio$1 digitaldaemon.com...I usually like to compile as I go , so I know it works, but I think Imjustgoing to copy the grammar off DMD and work it out later, anyone know how complete it is ?Quite uncomplete unfortunatelly! There are a lot of productions missing :(Charlie In article <cc08mm$2rbk$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Charlie says...gramar ifI've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished.Sweet! Care to share ? Or coordinate efforts ?Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?Not I, been trying to compose one by hand ( I also have Seiber's yaccIts myu like ), but currently im struggling with attributes. Charlie In article <cbt3si$hnu$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Stephan Wienczny says...Charlie wrote:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ?we couldfirst time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After thatget antlr to generate D code! Thanks, CharlieI investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes antlr) told me that he started a new tool which will make supporting new languages easier. You should a a look at grammatica (http://www.nongnu.org/grammatica). Its syntax is better. I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished. Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?
Jul 01 2004
In article <cbt3si$hnu$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Stephan Wienczny says...Charlie wrote:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, CharlieI investigated into that direction. Terence Parr (the one who writes antlr) told me that he started a new tool which will make supporting new languages easier. You should a a look at grammatica (http://www.nongnu.org/grammatica). Its syntax is better. I've "composed" an EBNF Grammar for D, but it's not finished. Does anybody know a good tool that supports you creating one?
Jul 05 2004
Good <time-of-day>! "Charlie" <Charlie_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:cbst9p$8ph$1 digitaldaemon.com...Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Itsmyfirst time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that wecouldget antlr to generate D code!Yes, I'm going to use Antlr for parser and syntax tree builder. It seems it's the best tool with C++ support out there. -- With respect, Alex Besogonov (alexy izh.com)
Jun 30 2004
"Charlie" <Charlie_member pathlink.com> wrote in message news:cbst9p$8ph$1 digitaldaemon.com...Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Itsmyfirst time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that wecouldget antlr to generate D code!Great! I started writing up D's grammar a couple of times but i allways got into problems because i'm not very good at this. Can't wait to see what you write! Can you please post it here when it is done :)Thanks, Charlie
Jun 30 2004
Hmm.... i was already going to do a complete port of COCO/R to D, meaning first the output and then the compiler. Never got to it though. I believe COCO/R is a predecessor of ANTLR but it's tiny, simple, fast, and very easy to use. Any interest? COCO/R was originally written in Drawback: the parsers generated are non-reentrant, IIRC - though it's nothing a cold shower cannot change. -eye Charlie schrieb:Im going to start on a D grammar for antlr, does anyone use antlr ? Its my first time and would appreciate the experienced help :). After that we could get antlr to generate D code! Thanks, Charlie
Jul 05 2004