Parser Generator for C#?

[jehugaleahsa@gmail.com]

Hello:

I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
generate as many as I would like.

I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.

Thanks a lot,
Travis

[j1mb0jay]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

On Sat, 24 May 2008 14:10:18 -0700, jehugaleahsa@gm ail.com wrote:

Hello:
>
I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple interpreter
for another piece of code. However, I have to make many future grammars
and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to generate as many as
I would like.
>
I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.
>
Thanks a lot,
Travis

Mono

http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page

Hope this helps

j1mb0jay

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Re: Parser Generator for C#?

jehugaleahsa@gm ail.com wrote:

I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
generate as many as I would like.
>
I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.

There are plenty.

Google places the following high for me:

http://www.ssw.uni-linz.ac.at/coco/#CS

http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Antlr+3+CSharp+Target

http://grammatica.percederberg.net/

Arne

[Fred Mellender]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

In addition to the others mentioned, you could look at

http://www.frontiernet.net/~fredm/parser/LinguistWebPage.htm

It does not generate C# programs, but is a dll called by your C# program
from which you can interact with the parse trees (generated by the parser
from a grammar file and the input text). The system is written in C# and is
open source so you can modify it as you see fit.

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Hello:
>
I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
generate as many as I would like.
>
I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.
>
Thanks a lot,
Travis

[jehugaleahsa@gmail.com]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

On May 24, 3:10 pm, "jehugalea...@g mail.com" <jehugalea...@g mail.com>
wrote:

Hello:
>
I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
generate as many as I would like.
>
I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.
>
Thanks a lot,
Travis

Just to clarify, I don't want to be able to parse C# files, I want to
generate parsers using C#.

Thanks for everyone's input.

[jehugaleahsa@gmail.com]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

On May 24, 3:37 pm, "Fred Mellender" <nospamPlease_f red...@gmail.co m>
wrote:

In addition to the others mentioned, you could look athttp://www.frontiernet .net/~fredm/parser/LinguistWebPage .htm
>
It does not generate C# programs, but is a dll called by your C# program
from which you can interact with the parse trees (generated by the parser
from a grammar file and the input text).  The system is written in C# and is
open source so you can modify it as you see fit.
>
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Hello:

>

I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
generate as many as I would like.

>

I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.

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Thanks a lot,
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This is what I'm looking for. Thanks!

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

jehugaleahsa@gm ail.com wrote:

On May 24, 3:10 pm, "jehugalea...@g mail.com" <jehugalea...@g mail.com>
wrote:

>Hello:
>>
>I have been looking for a tool similar to Lex and Yacc for C#. I would
>like to be able to generate grammars so I can write a simple
>interpreter for another piece of code. However, I have to make many
>future grammars and was hoping to find a tool that would allow me to
>generate as many as I would like.
>>
>I was hoping someone had made a port for C#. I haven't had any luck
>looking for one, so any direction would be appreciated.
>>
>Thanks a lot,
>Travis

>
Just to clarify, I don't want to be able to parse C# files, I want to
generate parsers using C#.

You can use ANTLR, which is a mature parser generator framework, but a
bit weird perhaps.
You can also use Goldparser. Both are free.

FB

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[Arto Viitanen]

Re: Parser Generator for C#?

Frans Bouma [C# MVP] wrote:

You can use ANTLR, which is a mature parser generator framework, but
a bit weird perhaps.

Has anyone examples on using StringTemplates to generate ILASM
code or to use Reflection.Emit with Antlr?

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Arto Viitanen