ANTLR/Python version compatibility

[M]

Hi

How does one confirm particular versions of python and ANTLR play nicely? Is there an official page that shows the test results against various combinations of versions? Is there a standard test tun run?

I ask because I'm having trouble with the SimpleCalc.g tutorial from the ANTLR website (http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Five+minute+introduction+to+ANTLR+3) using ANTLR 3.5/Python 2.7.4 (Win32 build). I saved down the example grammar and whilst ANTLR generates code that runs, the Lexer isn't producing tokens. I can patch it so it does work, but I cannot understand why it generates the code it does. Before decided next steps I wanted to confirm that it was expected to work, any pointers on doing this would be appreciated.

Regards
Mathew

[Benjamin S Wolf]

Can you elaborate on what you're seeing/what you need to patch?

I last used Python 2.7 with ANTLR 3.4 (linux) and it was working, but I'm pretty sure ANTLR 3.5 didn't have any Python 2 changes. I'd still expect it to work...

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