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A lexical analyzer generator that makes the class source code.
ULS is a class library for creating lexical analyzer from language specification file. It's provided as C/C++/C# and Java (class) libraries with a few of tools on Linux/Windows platform.
JFlex is a flex-like lexer generator for Java with emphasis on speed and full Unicode support. It has some not so usual features like negation in regexps and nested input streams. Also reads JLex specifications unchanged.
Parsers for biological data based on scanner generators like Flex (C), Re2c(C), Jflex (Java) and Ifickle (Tcl). This scanner generators are providing easier maintainance, development and higher speed than hand written scanners. Scanner output is SQL.
*** WARNING ***: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. GO TO http://www.graniteds.org FOR UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION AND LINKS. Granite Data Services (GraniteDS) is a comprehensive development and integration solution for building Flex / JavaEE RIA.
Point it to a database and it creates Java classes, JSP, and Flex code. Emits code for create, update, delete, and search. Emits code for Flex charts. Then customize the code as needed. Tested with MySQL, Oracle, and Postgresql. Also can take a query and
Flex 2 Code Generator for Data Services and databound controls. Input: Java classes annotated with SQL statement and metadata tags Output: fully functional deployed presentation with server Java components working in DataServices or Remoting mode
JB2CSharp is a port of the Java-Bison/Flex software developed by the Serl project at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Parsers and lexers will be able to use C# actions. The open source .NET project Mono has requested the port, and here it is.