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Subject: Re: ANTLR grammar for Ada available
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On Monday, December 31, 2018 at 12:02:11 AM UTC-7, alby....@gmail.com wrote=
:
> Would anyone be interested in the ANTLR v4 grammar for Ada 2012, and a sa=
mple C# sample / driver application to demonstrate the visitor/listener fea=
tures of v4?
Yes; though I do question a bit of the utility of C# sample/drivers here --=
 if you've got ANTLR popping out a DOTNET frontend, wouldn't it be easier t=
o tie-in to the DOTNET backend?

Or am I misunderstanding the set-up here?

>=20
> I can post this up on GitHub if their is enough interest!
That would be cool.

>=20
> I appreciate an Ada runtime/sample would be far more appropriate, but giv=
en that an Ada runtime for v4 does not yet exist, its the best I can do at =
the moment.
I was thinking about this a few years ago; in the context of a multilanguag=
e environment/compiler -- In that sense, I was thinking a sort of "language=
/IR for [language] runtimes" where the language's runtime is described ther=
ein and 'linked' with the source from the various languages that are then f=
ed to the backend.