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ANTLR - Parsers in Java
Terence Parr, cs.usfca.edu
- Project
- Blog
- Slides
- File:Parr Java Parsers.pdf
Abstract
Generating parsers and state machines in Java — Terence Parr
Implementing large and/or efficient state machines in Java is pretty tough. Because we're missing a few key items even at the Java bytecode level, some gymnastics are required. In this talk, I'll describe my experiences building parser generators (ANTLR) and interpreters in Java.
Background
Current Status
Future
Key Issues for Discussion
(please expand cooperatively)
