Hello, Does any one have a TTCN 3 grammar for GoldParser (.grm). Or at least a YACC file that I can use. Regards, Miguel [Non-text portions of this message...
At the beginning of January there were a number of posts about someone working on a C# grammer...just checking to see if that was available, or if anyone knows...
Devin, We are using the GOLD parser to locate selected parts of VB and C# code, having modified it to ignore what we aren't interested in. We tried to parse...
I downloaded the VB Grammer files from the GOLD site and ran into a couple of issues...this might be user error as I just started messing with the parser. 1) I...
Hi, I have parsed my grammer and created the cgt file. After this I have created my .h file for the main programm. There are some defines twice. Is this...
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Hi I'm totally new to parsing so forgive the naive question. Is it possible to construct a production using negatives? i.e. Keyword, followed by any number of...
... [...] ... [...] I am totally new to helping. So forgive in case of a naive or offending answer. 1) Asking for help in parsing is very similar to asking the...
Manfred One thinks you must be so clever. To offer such a reply is like listening to the village idiot setting the world to rights. Ones advice is worthless...
... [...] ... I really understand what you are talking of, because I visited the school of village idiots and the university for silly walks. I have a real...
Hi Russel! Well, the answer to your question AFAIK is: No. You couldn't create negative productions as you would do with Regular expressions (as in Perl for...
That's a good question. GOLD currently does not support negative productions and regular expressions. Rarely do parsing systems support such a model since...
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I haven't had time to finish it. I've mostly been working on preparing this semester at Sac State. I might be able to get back on that project sometime this...
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Devin Thanks, that answers my question. Basically I was looking for a shortcut. Now I know that's not possible I can take another approach. Thanks again for...
Manfred Since the dawn of time man has tried to better himself through the pursuit of knowledge. Some of this he gets through experimentation, some through the...
Any possibility you could post what you've got done so far? It might prove useful and I would be willing to help finish it. Devin ... preparing this ... ...
... [...] ... [...] Now I need some help. Until reading your post my knowledge was, that cfl's are closed only under union, intersection and Kleene star. Have ...
The C# grammar is very, very fragile - barely LALR(1). The grammar mostly needs some work with variable declarations. I will do some on it in perhaps a week or...
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Manfred The fact is Devin understood the question, even though it was not phrased in perfect Parser Speak. I am surprised you feel the need go to such lengths...
How can I use the gold parser with php? I currently use the Gold Parser with asp.net and c#. I want to port the application over to php and red hat linux. Any...
First I want to thank you for saving me many hours of R&D. I'm building a native .NET compiler for my OS and GOLD has saved the day for parsing. I'm using...
Here is my first attempt at x86 formatted language. I'm by no means an expert on parsers or grammars but was unable to locate a grammar for x86. Hopefully an...
Hi, I am also new with using GoldParser. But {Hex Digit} = {Digit} + [abcdef] is defined. I think you must define {Hex Digit} = {Digit} [abcdef], because the...
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Does anyone know what happened to the company behind the ProGrammar tool? Thank you [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
I know the GOLD Builder source hasn't been released yet. Has anyone contributed any code that takes a BNF grammar and creates CGT files on the fly? If so,...
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