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| .NET is a technology developed by
the Microsoft Corporation for cross-language
interoperability. .NET Languages are not directly compiled, but, instead, translated to an
intermediary language called MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language).
In turn, MSIL concisely describes the program's data types, access rights, and logic to
the Common Language Runtime (CLR). In short, the .NET Framework allows components developed in different programming languages to be used together. In time, it is designed to replace COM (also known as ActiveX). |
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Reggie Wilbanks has ported the GOLD Parser Engine source
code to the new Visual Basic .NET programming language. He as also submitted an example
project which draws a parse tree for an given input stream.
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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.
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