Efremidis S.G., Mughal K.A., Soraas L., Reppy J.H. AML: Attribute Grammars in ML. Nordic Journal of Computing, March 1997. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....0 j l; Rules Rule rule r 1 overrides super(l) r 2 f P rods g : Rules(l) 0 (21) 5. Related Work There has been a lot of research on augmenting ordinary attribute grammars with extensions to overcome deciencies of attribute grammars such as lack of modularity, extensibility and reusability [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]. Modular attribute grammars MAG [16] are proposed as a solution to attribute pragmatic problems. The whole language specication consists of several MAGs. A single MAG is a set of patterns and associated templates. For each match between a production and pattern a set of attribute computations is ....
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Sofoklis G. Efremidis, Khalid A Mughal, and John H. Reppy. AML: Attribute grammars in ML. Tr 93-1401, Cornell University, December 1993.
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....we describe our specification language for attribute grammars, followed by a description of the internals of our system. Lastly, we discuss the project s status and future plans. An earlier description of this project was presented in [4] This paper is an updated version of the technical report [5]. 2. Attribute grammars An attribute grammar is a context free grammar (CFG) together with a set of attributes for each nonterminal and a set of attribute evaluation rules for each production. An attribute is either synthesized or inherited. For each production p : X 0 : X 1 : X np , there ....
EFREMIDIS, S.G., MUGHAL, K.A., AND REPPY, J.H. 1993. AML: Attribute grammars in ML. Tech. Report Report No. 89, Department of Informatics, University of Bergen, Norway.
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