Ada 2005 Grammar

Ada 2005 Grammar

[Nick Roberts]

Is anyone planning to construct a formal grammar (suiable for input into a
parser generator) for the Ada 2005 language which could be published under
the terms of the GNU Public License?

If so, I would be interested in using this (for ECLAT, the AdaOS
compiler). If you would like, I would be happy to collaborate on
constructing this grammar.

I have a Ada 95 YACC grammar published under a liberal licence by
Intermetrics (now called AverStar) in 1994. I have already developed this
into a form that I wish to use for my own parser generator, which could
possibly form the basis of a public Ada 2005 grammar. Is anyone at
AverStar interested in publishing an Ada 2005 grammar or collaborating
with me on developing one?

-- 
Nick Roberts

Re: Ada 2005 Grammar

[Randy Brukardt]

"Nick Roberts" <nick.roberts@acm.org> wrote in message
news:opsa3c3inap4pfvb@bram-2...
...
> Is anyone at
> AverStar interested in publishing an Ada 2005 grammar or collaborating
> with me on developing one?

Best to ask the right people:

Intermetrics =renamed to=> AverStar =renamed to=>AverCom =sold Ada
technology to=>SofCheck

                   Randy.

Re: Ada 2005 Grammar

[Nick Roberts]

On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 18:29:34 -0500, Randy Brukardt <randy@rrsoftware.com>  
wrote:

> "Nick Roberts" <nick.roberts@acm.org> wrote in message
> news:opsa3c3inap4pfvb@bram-2...
> ...
>> Is anyone at
>> AverStar interested in publishing an Ada 2005 grammar or
>> collaborating with me on developing one?
>
> Best to ask the right people:
>
> Intermetrics =renamed to=> AverStar =renamed to=>AverCom
> =sold Ada technology to=>SofCheck

Thanks, Randy. I wondered why the AverStar WWW site wasn't responding any  
more. I just don't keep abreast of the news.

I'm happy to say that I'm making pleasingly good progress on the parser  
for ECLAT. I've only just started a project for it on SourceForge. If you  
go to

    http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=113935

there is a modest amount of introductory material to read.

-- 
Nick Roberts

Re: Ada 2005 Grammar

[Larry Kilgallen]

In article <TtqdnZiOSMHd7WndRVn-uw@megapath.net>, "Randy Brukardt" <randy@rrsoftware.com> writes:
> "Nick Roberts" <nick.roberts@acm.org> wrote in message
> news:opsa3c3inap4pfvb@bram-2...
> ...
>> Is anyone at
>> AverStar interested in publishing an Ada 2005 grammar or collaborating
>> with me on developing one?
> 
> Best to ask the right people:
> 
> Intermetrics =renamed to=> AverStar =renamed to=>AverCom =sold Ada
> technology to=>SofCheck

But with some of the same people still involved in SofCheck.

Ada 2005 Grammar

[Nick Roberts]

Is anyone planning to construct a formal grammar (suiable for input into a
parser generator) for the Ada 2005 language which could be published under
the terms of the GNU Public License?

If so, I would be interested in using this (for ECLAT, the AdaOS
compiler). If you would like, I would be happy to collaborate on
constructing this grammar.

I have a Ada 95 YACC grammar published under a liberal licence by
Intermetrics (now called AverStar) in 1994. I have already developed this
into a form that I wish to use for my own parser generator, which could
possibly form the basis of a public Ada 2005 grammar. Is anyone at
AverStar interested in publishing an Ada 2005 grammar or collaborating
with me on developing one?

--
Nick Roberts