gmane.lisp.scheme.bigloo

zulian jc | 24 Jun 14:13

Bigloo regular and lalr parsing

Hi all,

I planned this year to study scheme and compiler/interpreter construction. 
I've start using (a little) the regular and lalr parsing library provided by 
bigloo and I was just wondering if anybody here had ever written a toy 
compiler/interperter using these tools?

cheers,
jc

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Tim Daly Jr. | 24 Jun 16:50

Re: Bigloo regular and lalr parsing


On Jun 24, 2008, at 5:18 AM, zulian jc wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I planned this year to study scheme and compiler/interpreter  
> construction.
> I've start using (a little) the regular and lalr parsing library  
> provided by
> bigloo and I was just wondering if anybody here had ever written a toy
> compiler/interperter using these tools?

Sure, check out

	http://code.roadsend.com/pcc

Cheers,
Tim

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Florian Loitsch | 24 Jun 17:02

Re: Bigloo regular and lalr parsing

On Tuesday 24 June 2008 14:18:02 zulian jc wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I planned this year to study scheme and compiler/interpreter construction.
> I've start using (a little) the regular and lalr parsing library provided
> by bigloo and I was just wondering if anybody here had ever written a toy
> compiler/interperter using these tools?
>
>
> cheers,
> jc

Skribe uses it to "compile" bibtex files to skribe-bibtex-files. (look for 
skribebibtex.scm in tools/bigloo.).
// florian
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zulian jc | 26 Jun 11:27

Re: Bigloo regular and lalr parsing

Thanks all for the pointers guys (Tim, Florian and Laurent). Now I have good 
materials to take inspiration from.

Cheers,
jc

> On Tuesday 24 June 2008 14:18:02 zulian jc wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I planned this year to study scheme and compiler/interpreter
> > construction. I've start using (a little) the regular and lalr parsing
> > library provided by bigloo and I was just wondering if anybody here had
> > ever written a toy compiler/interperter using these tools?
> >
> >
> > cheers,
> > jc
>
> Skribe uses it to "compile" bibtex files to skribe-bibtex-files. (look for
> skribebibtex.scm in tools/bigloo.).
> // florian