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Grammars This page contains a collection of different grammars for the GOLD Parser Builder. These include basic examples as well as academic and common programming languages. |
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Builder & Tools The GOLD Builder is used to analyze a grammar and create the Compiled Grammar Table file used by the different implementations of the Engine. This application contains a large number of features designed to make the development of your language a breeze. This section also contains a number of additional development tools. |
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Engines Unlike the Builder, the Engine is designed to work with a specific programming language and/or programming platform. This page contains numerous implementations of the Engine created by generous computer scientists. Currently, there are implementations in:
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Master's Project Report: Design and Development of a Grammar Oriented Parsing System I converted my Master's Project Report, called "Design and Development of a Grammar Oriented Parsing System", to the popular PDF format. The report was finished on August 24th, 2004. The document is a total of 527 pages long. About 100 pages of which contain a side-by-side comparison of LALR states created by both YACC and GOLD for the ANSI C programming language. The large page count is also do to thesis formatting requirements - in particular, the use of double spacing and 1.5 inch margins.
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