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Re: Interactive parsing with Bison
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Satya |
Subject: |
Re: Interactive parsing with Bison |
Date: |
Tue, 18 Jul 2006 21:17:52 -0500 |
> Yes, there is a lot of information in the .output file we could use;
> but this is intended for a human reader;
This file is really obsolete, even for the human. It should be an XML
file, with XSLT transformations towards HTML and text.
hi,
I have attempted to design a very simple XML format for the .output
file generated by Bison. It might not be exhaustive but at least
might serve as a starting point for further discussion. The grammar is
a basic one taken from Nigel P. Chapman's book LR parsing Theory and
Practice.
I am attaching the Bison .output file and the XML file here.
Thanks,
./satya
xmlformat.xml
Description: Text Data
g1.output
Description: Binary data
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