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I\'m trying to read Compiler Construction by Niklaus Wirth.On page 23 he starts to describe how LALR would parse the expression x*(y+z) given the following grammar:
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Productions program = cls*; cls = clsdef name openbrace clsdata closingbrace; clsdata = (clsfield|clsmethod)*;
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Long-term C++ programmer (that\'s me) exploring other languages and is wondering whether it is worth learning much about D 2.0.(That is the clean slate re-write of D.)So far, I like what I see - many
I am writing a compiler for a simple language. I made a lexer/tokenizer that takes a file and prints the tokens in stdout.
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I\'m toying with doing a proof of concept for a new language targeting the .Net platform. I\'ve got the lexing/parser thing pretty much sorted. Lazy as I am I\'m simply going to generate C# using the
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