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....language, the tool needs modification. Together with the modularization mechanism of SDF, this also greatly simplifies the simultaneously development of components for multiple SDL dialects. Additionally, component reuse and code generation also makes extending the generator relatively easy. In [96], a semi automated grammar recovery project is described where a complete grammar for VS COBOL II is constructed from an online manual. Grammar recovery from BNF definitions is discussed in [128] In contrast to our approach based on an operational YACC definition, these approaches require grammar ....
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....is never addressed in this work is how syntax definitions come into existence. In fact, a complete engineering process can be identified that deals with the design, construction, testing, use, improvement and maintenance of syntax definitions. Some initial results on this subject are reported in [29, 14]. Major questions to be addressed are: The extraction of syntax definitions from manuals, tools and online resources. The systematic transformation and improvement of these extracted syntax definitions. This includes, amongst others, the disambiguation of the type information that is ....
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....programming idiom in three programming language paradigms in detail: term rewriting, functional programming, and object oriented programming. Throughout the paper we will use examples from the area of grammar engineering, that is, our strategic programs analyse and transform syntax de nitions [60, 14, 37, 43, 46]. A discussion of related work can be found in Section 6. The paper is 4 concluded in Section 7 with a comparison of the incarnations, a brief review of applications, and pointers to implementations. 2. Strategic Programming In this section we will explain the notion of strategic programming. ....
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....according to a code base at hand. Testing concepts are also useful for the mere recovery of the grammars needed in software renovation if syntax based tools are employed (for the relevant languages in the code base) We call the corresponding discipline grammar re engineering or grammar recovery [LV01] Coverage analysis, coverage visualisation, and test set generation considerably helps to validate the correctness and completeness of a recovered grammar (cf. L am01] ....
R. Lammel and C. Verhoef. Semi-automatic Grammar Recovery. Submitted; Available at http://www.cwi.nl/~ralf/, July 2001.
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