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    Ox: Attribute Grammar Compiling System

    Ox: Attribute Grammar Compiling System

    Ox is an attribute-grammar evaluator generator.

    Ox is an attribute grammar compiling system that augments Lex and Yacc specifications with definitions of synthesized and inherited attributes written in a combination of Ox and C/C++ syntax. From these augmented specifications, Ox generates ordinary Lex and Yacc specifications that build and decorate attributed parse trees. The user can specify parse-tree traversals for easy ordering of side effects such as code generation. Ox handles the tedious and error-prone details of writing code...
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    RE/flex lexical analyzer generator

    RE/flex lexical analyzer generator

    The regex-centric, fast lexical analyzer generator for C++

    A C++ high-performance regex library and Flex-compatible lexical analyzer generator with full Unicode support, new indentation anchors, lazy quantifiers, and many other modern features. Accepts Flex lexer specification syntax and is compatible with Bison/Yacc parsers. Generates reusable source code that is easy to understand. Supports fast scanning of UTF-8/16/32 files, strings, and streams. The reflex scanner generator generates clean C++ lexer class code that is thread-safe. Generates...
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    Simple C compiler

    My attempt to make a c compiler using lex and yacc for fun. :)

    This is an attempt to make a c compiler with lex and yacc, and hopefully someday modify it to create a visualization for the compilation process.
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    BCR

    BCR

    Build, Compile, Run

    This language is not supposed to concurrence any other languages.It just provide some way to create a programming language from scratch (without Lex and Yacc). It consist of an IDE with in it a compiler an an interpreter (to debug without compiling). It's based on a byte-code system (as Java do).
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    Kayacc

    A Compiler Development Toolkit

    Kayacc is an alternate name for the TOMBO project. I am in the process of updating the Tombo project page with version 2.1.0. Please download Tombo2.1.0.tar.gz from the Files tab. Tombo is a compiler generation toolkit for constructing compilers and interpreters. It includes a BNF compiler that generates parsers for context free grammars, and a class library to support compiler development. The class library supports symbol tables, Unicode text manipulation, reserved word mappings, and translating between Unicode and byte oriented encodings. ...
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    pyJacc
    PyJacc (Python's Just Another Compiler Compiler) is an open source lexer and parser (similar to lex and yacc). PyJacc provides the ability to create powerful lexing and parsing libraries in high level languages such as Python, PHP, and C#.
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    PLY is a set of bash scripts that provides parsing functionality for macros that generate shell code. It was inspired by lex & yacc UNIX utilities used for compiler construction, and its function is analogous to the role of C preprocessor.
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    wsbasic a basic interpreter or scripting language implemented without flex/bison or lex/yacc. Object oriented and very maintainable code. Based on jack crenshaw's let's build a compiler. Can act as a replacement for bash or sh scripting.
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    CppCC is an object-oriented scanner and LL(k) parser generator. It aims to replace LEX&YACC for those who write C++ applications that involve parsing.
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    Php Lexer - converts .lex files into .php files (so you can tokenize files) used to be: a PHP compiler for the .NET CIL (but that's pretty dead now)
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    I want to build a Compiler that will compile C programs. compiler consists of lexical analysis stage,parser,syntax analysis,code generation stage. code for lexical analysis, parser is written in linux using lex and yacc tool.
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