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GOLD Parser Engine |
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| C# Programming Language |
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| Morozov C# Engine |
| by Vladimir Morozov |
| .NET DLL |
Vladimir Morozov created a new
implementation of the Engine using both Marcus Klimstra's C#
Engine and Alexender's Rai Delphi Engine as
templates. The latest version is optimized for execution speed and has simplified API. The
engine has the following features: grammar tables are represented as an instance of
Grammar class and can be reused between multiple parsing iterations; TextReader
instance is used as an input to the parser; the engine does not create
Reduction objects to allow client application to do it in optimal way (see samples); it
supports special messages to help to collect comment lines; it
provides ability to collect source lines using special callback
function.
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| Source
Code |
The ZIP file contains full source code of the engine,
Source code for SimpleInterpreter sample, Source code for Tree Builder
sample, Generated documentation files in CHM and HTML formats.
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| Program
Templates |
New! Dave
Dolan created two program templates for use with the Morozov implementation of the Engine. The
download contains two templates - one for C# version 1 and a second for version 2. |
| Documentation |
Documentation is available for this
implementation of the Engine.
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| Klimstra C# Engine |
| by Marcus Klimstra |
.NET Module |
This version of the Engine was implemented on Microsoft's
new .NET® Platform. Developers using C#®, Visual Basic .NET®, J#® or any of the
.NET compliant programming languages can use this component to develop interpreters,
translators and compilers.
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C# Source |
Marcus Klimstra has translated the Visual Basic 5 source
to Microsoft C#®. The ZIP file contains all the C# code used to create the .NET Module
that you can download above. In addition, the source code includes the example Parse Tree
project.
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Marcus Klimstra |
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1.1 Beta |
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Microsoft C# |
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30 KB |
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| Documentation |
Documentation is available for this implementation of the
Engine.
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Project:
Parse Tree |
This is a simple project which loads a Compiled Grammar
Table file and draws a parse tree for a given input string. An example grammar
called "Simple" is included. This download includes the .NET Module.
| Author: |
Marcus Klimstra |
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Microsoft C# |
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1.1 Beta |
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14 KB |
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ActiveX DLL Recompiled |
Max Battcher recompiled the .NET Module code into a
standard DLL. This should allow easy development in Visual Studio and other related IDEs.
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Modified Engine |
Adrian Moore modified Marcus Klimstra's Engine so that
the Compiled Grammar Table file can be an embedded resource in the assembly's manifest. As
a result, the Reduction, LookAheadReader, GrammarReader and GoldParser objects were
modified.
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Simple Interpreter
Project
(Visual
Basic .NET) |
Adrian Moore created an interpreter for the Simple
grammar using his modified version of Marcus Klimsta's C# Engine. The actual project is
written in Visual Basic .NET
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| Calitha C# Engine |
| by Robert van Loenhout |
Calitha .NET DLL |
Robert van Loenhout created
the Calitha Engine using the C# Programming Language. The new version has the following
improvements: the ability to set user object in reductions, performance
improvement when using large character sets, font selection in test project, making user
selections persistent between application sessions, and file source browsing and UTF-16
Little Endian BOM detection. The zip file contains a signed DLL designed to work the
.NET system.
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C# Source |
Robert van Loenhout created
the Calitha Engine for the Microsoft .NET architecture. This version was written in
Microsoft C#®. He also supplied full documentation
for using the DLL.
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| Documentation |
Documentation is available for this
implementation of the Engine.
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Program
Template:
Dolan Version |
This is a modified version of the program template
included with the Robert van Loenhout's Calitha Engine. This version was modified to
generate a tiny factory class "MyParserFactory". It was designed not to touch
the other signatures in the MyParser class.
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Project:
Gramma Analyzer |
Mat Housell submitted this sample project using the
Calitha Engine. When a grammar is opened, it does some syntax highlighting, creates a tree
view and other helpful reports.
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