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Abstract: This paper describes LexAGen, an interactive scanner generator which is the first component of an interactive compiler generation environment. LexAGen can generate fast scanners for languages whose tokens can be specified by regular grammars. However, LexAGen also supports several context sensitive programming language constructs like nested comments and the interaction between floating point numbers and the range operator in Modula-2. In addition, LexAGen includes a fast new algorithm for... (Update)
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...by operator. This operator actually changes the longest match convention. Alex does not allow look ahead in the general sense. LexAGen [13] , which is similar to Alex, allows two character look ahead and employs special LookAheadStates to solve the problem. Nawrocki [14]...
...ahead problem, this operator actually changes the longest match convention. Alex does not allow look ahead in the general sense. LexAGen [17] solves the look ahead problem in essentially the same way as Alex does. It allows two character look ahead and employs special...
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D. Szafron and R. Ng, LexAGen: An interactive incremental scanner generator, Software---Practice and Experience 20(5) pp. 459-483 (May 1990). http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/szafron90lexagen.html More
@article{ szafron90lexagen,
author = "Duane Szafron and Randy Ng",
title = "LexAGen: An Interactive Incremental Scanner Generator",
journal = "Software - Practice and Experience",
volume = "20",
number = "5",
pages = "459-483",
year = "1990",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/szafron90lexagen.html" }
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