I have a DSL with Java front-end and I would like to serialize an AST that I get in front-end part in some easily parsable format to make it easier to write a back-end part that generates a code in di
I\'m trying to check for syntactical and logical correctness some Java code fragments using the eclipse abstract syntax tree.
Compilers parse source code and build an abstract syntax tree. The functions used to construct an abstract syntax tree return pointers which constitute synthesized attributes. What are they and how do
I have worked on the static analysis on Python source code recently. There is already a static analyzer written in Ocaml for CIL(C Intermediate Language) in our group. We want to reuse this analyzer,
I would like to calcualate开发者_StackOverflow a compilation unit lines of code intuitively. How can I use the method of CompilationUnit: CompilationUnit.getLineNumber([THELASTLINE].getPosition()) to
The terms AST (Abstract Syntax Tree), parse tree and derivation tree are bandied about by different people when referring to the result of parsing texts conforming to a grammar. Assuming we are talkin
Is there any C grammar available which generates the AST, which includes all the parser rules using \"^\" and \"开发者_JS百科!\" notations?
I want to let my users write an __init__.py module like this: \'\'\' This is the simpack\'s docstring. Bla bla bla.
We\'re writing a compiler for Al Aho\'s compilers class, and we\'re considering the following code for the generation of our AST. Here is some background. We want to implement scoping rules as a stack
I have been reading this paper titled Clone Detection using Abstract Syntax Trees by Ira D. Baxter et al. There is a paragraph from the paper that I reproduced below:
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