Yacc&Lex for C#

[Tim Conner]

Does anybody know where can I find a port of these tools
for C# ?

Thanks in advance,

 

[anonymouse]

try sourceforge.net

 

[Tim Conner]

Just non-started projects there about Yacc for C#.
That's why I am asking here !

Please, don't reply if you don't have a real response,
please, please.

 

[anonymouse]

go **** yerself

Just non-started projects there about Yacc for C#.
That's why I am asking here !

Please, don't reply if you don't have a real response,
please, please.

 

[Chris R. Timmons]

Does anybody know where can I find a port of these tools
for C# ?

Thanks in advance,

Tim,

Are you looking for YACC and LEX in particular, or a tool that
provides similar functionality?

If the latter, I think I may have mentioned ANTLR in a previous
thread (http://www.antlr.org/). Although you need Java for ANTLR to
create your parser, it will produce C# output (or Java, or C++, with
other output languages on the horizon). You can compile the
generated C# code with your application, and then you'd only need to
distribute the 108K anltr.runtime.dll .Net assembly w/ your app.

If ANTLR might fit your needs, there's a good tutorial here:

http://supportweb.cs.bham.ac.uk/documentation/tutorials/docsystem/bui
ld/tutorials/antlr/antlr.html

or

http://tinyurl.com/rslj


Hope this helps.

Chris.

 

[Joe]

Hi Tim,

Here's a link to Malcolm Crowe's page. Look for Compiler Tools in C#:

http://cis.paisley.ac.uk/crow-ci0/

Joe

 

[Eric Gunnerson [MS]]

There are a couple of tools like it at:

http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/csharp/code/default.aspx

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[Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]]

Hi Tim,

There's a free .NET LR(1)-based parser called GoldParser. If you need just a
parsing engine, try this one.
There's also a commercial solution called ProGrammar. This one is
LL(1)-based and will require COM interop to be used from C#.

Sorry no URLs at hand but I think you'll easily google both of them.