I'm looking for a good free (as in speech) parser generator for FreePascal. Right now I'm working with Coco/R (from http://www.tetzel.com/CocoR/) and I'm not very pleased with this tool. The generated code works perfect with fpc-1.9.4 but the (parser) compiler only works on Windows and I want my project to be as cross-platform as possible (Even the development tools).
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Parser Generators
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- Agustin Barto 2
- Jeff Pohlmeyer 1
- Michael Van Canneyt 1
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Agustin Barto wrote 6 lines
I'm looking for a good free (as in speech) parser generator for
FreePascal. Right now I'm working with Coco/R (from
http://www.tetzel.com/CocoR/) and I'm not very pleased with this tool.
The generated code works perfect with fpc-1.9.4 but the (parser)
compiler only works on Windows and I want my project to be as
cross-platform as possible (Even the development tools).
Try tplexyacc.
It's distributed with FPC. sources are in utils/tply
Michael.
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> I'm looking for a good free (as in speech) parser generator for
> FreePascal. Right now I'm working with Coco/R (from
> http://www.tetzel.com/CocoR/) and I'm not very pleased with this tool.
> The generated code works perfect with fpc-1.9.4 but the (parser)
> compiler only works on Windows and I want my project to be as
> cross-platform as possible (Even the development tools).
Try tplexyacc.
It's distributed with FPC. sources are in utils/tply
I agree with Michael, tply is probably your best bet.
But if you really need coco, the Turbo Pascal version will compile on Linux/FPC with a minimum of tweaking: http://www.scifac.ru.ac.za/coco/turbo153.zip
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Turbo Pascal version of Coco/R compiles ok. I don't remember needing any tweaking at all (besides from unzipping the distributions with all the filenames on lowecase).
I was wondering if the lex/yacc version that comes with fpc is the same as the one from
http://www.musikwissenschaft.uni-mainz.de/~ag/tply/tply.html
Jeff Pohlmeyer wrote 7 lines
I agree with Michael, tply is probably your best bet.
But if you really need coco, the Turbo Pascal version
will compile on Linux/FPC with a minimum of tweaking:
http://www.scifac.ru.ac.za/coco/turbo153.zip