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hi all . i am trying to build a parser in ANSI C . I made a lexical
analyser in the same language a while ago . It was a very simple lexer
that tokenised a simple C source code text file - basically a very
simple lexer . I had made use of hash tables for the data structure .
Now i want to know how to build a parser . I'll let you know what i
know about parser building - i'll need a grammar written in the form
of regular expressions , i would need to implement something called a
parse tree in a data structure of my choice and so on . The problem is
that i know stuff here and there but i haven't got a full picture as
to what approach is to be taken to attack the problem ,i.e, i do not
know the steps involved in the learning curve for parser building .
Can anyone out there kindly layout the steps to be taken in proper
order ? i want to have a working parser in the next 15 days since
thats the amount of time after which my college resumes . I have
compiler construction in my next semester so i want to have atleast
the front-end ready before the course starts . I do not want a very
efficient , high-end or hi-tech parser - just a simple one that
demonstrates the concept decently . Any language whose grammar (in the
form of REs) is available would do , its not that i want to stick with
C alone since i made my lexer for that . It would be very appreciative ...

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Hi Friends

I need some help on how to print the input string in an input file
matched by a parser rule in ANTLR

The parser rule can contain many subrules and tokens

The rules can be of the form (~SEMI *) LFPAREN header; etc

I want to extract the string in the input file which matches a
particular rule like above.

Any help is greatly appreciated

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Rami wrote:

Unfortunately, ANTLR does not support GLR parsing. You may want to
take a look at http://www.cubewano.org/oink, it contains a GLR grammar
for C++. With a little bit of luck it is possible to extract the pure
grammar and feed it to some other GLR parser construction tool, if you
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Hello,

I am looking for the C++ grammar and the PCCTS version that Jogn
Lilley modified. Unfortunately, I was not able to find them on today's
Internet - the original page has gone long ago.

If someone has a link or a copy of these to share, please post to
comp.compilers.tools.pccts - sorry for the crosspost.

Regards,
/jay