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Parser Generator VS2005 SDK Version 3.0 HOW-TO

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clement.eric@gmail.com - 28 Sep 2006 16:21 GMT
Hi all,

I want to migrate a software in 64-bit with VS2005.  I use a parser
generator like lex/yacc (2.07 Bumble-Bee software
http://www.bumblebeesoftware.com/ ).  Unfortunately, this software
isn't available for WinXP x64.  So, I have to use an another tools.

I can use flex and byacc with VS2005 but it is painful to use (custom
build rule and no editor).

So I find that VS2005 with SDK 3.0 have a lexer/parser (MPLEX/MPPG).  I
try to use it but I can't find any good (complete) documentation.

Visual Studio SDK
How to: Use the Managed Babel System
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa406277.aspx

I don't understand how to integrate Babel System in a C# project like
Invariant and UserSupplied stuff.

The example : Example.ManagedMyC doesn't help me so much.  I don't see
what should I use and how to creation an application.

So I would appreciate if you can give me more documentation, tutorial
or other toolkit in order to develop code with lexer/parser like
lex/yacc.

Regards,
Eric
Eric - 04 Oct 2006 13:29 GMT
> So I would appreciate if you can give me more documentation, tutorial
> or other toolkit in order to develop code with lexer/parser like
> lex/yacc.

You could look at these LL(1) and LL(k) parser generators that are C#
friendly: Coco/R, Grammatica, ANTLR.

There are some LALR tools (yacc-like) that are C# friendly: Gardens
Point Parser Generator, MinosseCC, Gold, Jay (used by mono, but
probably isn't the best choice for a new project).

The book "Compiling with C# and Java" by Pat Terry is extremely good:
he covers Coco/R and he mostly uses C#. But if you're in the US you
have to order this from Amazon UK. It's well worth it!

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