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This project has moved to GitHub ! The version here at SourceForge will remain for historic purpose. Koopa is a parser generator, made for COBOL. It can handle source files in isolation (no preprocessing required) and doesn't mind the presence of CICS/SQL fragments. The grammar is easily extensible in a way which minimizes the impact on the overall code.
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Convert C++ software programs into synthesisable Verilog using the Clang compiler frontend to parse and SystemC for intermediates.
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PAS2PHP
Transpiles/Converts Pascal to Working PHP Source Code
...As a guide to what PAS2PHP can achieve... my web site is written in Pascal, and then converted to PHP. (The code is in the source package). PAS2PHP uses the Pascal Parse Tree Classes (PasTree) which comes with FreePascal, and therefore the parsing limits are defined by this library. -
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AOP for Erlang
Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) for Erlang
Implementation of Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) for Erlang. The AOP weaver is running against a target set of source files and controlled by aspect definitions. The weaver is implemented as a parse transformation function of Erlang compiler. -
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Common Text Transformation Library of C++ classes and functions to parse and modify STL strings. CTTL substring classes may be compared, inserted, replaced, and parsed with EBNF grammars. Compiled program implements recursive descent LL(INF) parser.
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BlockIt provides a Python framework to scan and parse a program file into constituent nested blocks, however defined, forming a block tree of your code and can be used as a mechanism to "extend" in some sense, the underlying programming language.
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The latest version of genxface is included in the *mak* project, which is hosted on *github*. Genxface is a simple tool to parse C files and generate interface files. In the first version, it generates prototypes. It is intended to generate mock wrap
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JAC (Java Asn1 Compiler) is a tool for you if you want to (1)parse your asn1 file (2)create .java classes and (3)encode/decode instances of your classes. Just forget all asn1 byte streams, and take the advantage of OOP! BER, CER and DER are all supported
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Project goal is to parse given C++ source code and generate clean and transparent bindings for other languages with minimal effort. With emphasis on building heterogeneous software as opposed to embedding C++. Uses pygccxml.
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BNF for Java is a BNF Compiler-Compiler, or Parser-Generator. It implements ISO Standard Backus-Naur Format, using Java. BNF allows you to create a syntax, or a complete language, to parse your data source. Your custom Java extensions generate output.
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This project has the aim to develop an editor for the module descriptor files of the popular hivemind framework. The editor help write the contributions to configuration points, by gathering all module descriptos to parse all schemata.
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Configutron is a generic XML based application configuration module. It provides the application developer to define and load XML based app configurations without having to write a single line of Java code to parse and read the configuration file.
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XMLObject gives you an easy way to parse XML into Python objects. The objects created by XMLObject are far easier to manipulate than those made by xml.dom. This project also includes a GUI application, XMLObjApp, to generate XML parsers for you.
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Pamda is an MDA tool (UML to code generator). It uses UML API to parse XMI and thus, unlike some other MDA tools, is lenient to XMI extensions. Implemented as Ant task and uses Velocity template engine. Tested with XMI produced by Enterprise Architect.
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The fast, flexible parsing engine. Parse anything in 4 steps: (1) define a grammar, (2) load the grammar into ClearParse, (3) call the engine to parse the source, and (4) traverse the parsing tree. You can even change your grammar at run time.
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XMLStruct is a code generation tool that produces Java classes to parse XML based on a schema description such as XMLSchema and a set of attached actions.
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The Microsoft Bytecode Engineering Library is a library written completely in Java that allows the user to parse, create, edit, and rewrite .NET assemblies. The code originally came from the University of Arizona. http://www.cs.arizona.edu/projects/mbel/
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Decafcc is a simple just-in-time (JIT) compiler for small programming or data modeling language. The current Decaf project demonstrates how to parse simple C, and how to generate MIPS assemble code.
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