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From: armand0@my-dejanews.com
Subject: ADA yacc+lex
Date: 1998/12/07
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Hi ,

1.Does anyone know about some parser generator (kind of yacc+lex)
that produces code in ADA instead of C? In the same way as
yacc, I'd like to produce from a BNF description of some my
language and some semantic actions associated to each rule
(written in ADA), a LR parser.
It could also be a higher level tool that inputs some BNF (as is) and
produces input to yacc+lex.

Searching around in the Net, gave me only 1 old ref to the ARCADIA
project (@ Irvine CA) which produced indeed what I want (ayacc + aflex),
but whose code
stems from 1990 and is bound to the Verdix compiler. After several
alterations to the main program it still doesn't compile under gnat
(many system errs such as "Program received signal SIGWINCH, Window size
changed").It's useless for
me as I haven't got that compiler but merely GNAT 3.10p.


2. Linked to this, I remember having seen a syntax-directed editor from
Stanford, presented at a S/W Engineering conference in '91, but haven't noted
its ref. I think it produced ADA83 code :-)

Does anyone know if such S/W still exists?


Thanks for any indications and sorry for the long post.

Armand
armand.puccetti@cisi.fr

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