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New LRSTAR 4.0 Parser & Lexer Generator just released.
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paul...@yahoo.com
May 10, 2013, 11:21:30 AM5/10/13
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The new LRSTAR 4.0 is now available. It generates fast LALR(k) parsers and DFA lexical analyzers in C++. It runs on Windows and comes with MS Visual Studio project workspaces. It includes 20 LALR(?) grammars.
Go to http://lrstar.org for more information.
Paul B Mann
Go to http://lrstar.org for more information.
Paul B Mann
Jim Patchell
May 14, 2013, 12:46:42 PM5/14/13
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This is fantastic. I was getting worried about you Paul. It seemed
like you disappeared off the face of the earth. Thank you very much
for continuing to work on this project.
Jim
like you disappeared off the face of the earth. Thank you very much
for continuing to work on this project.
Jim
p...@paulbmann.com
May 23, 2013, 4:39:55 PM5/23/13
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I disappeared for awhile. I'm having trouble getting used to the
impersonal new internet world.
In the old days (1988), people would call me and place an order with a
credit card, then call me back and tell me what they liked or didn't
like, report bugs, recommend new features, etc.
Now-a-days, they want it for free (because of ANTLR and Bison), hardly
ever send an email, and disappear.
The only compensation I get is seeing the number of downloads and page
views on my website. It's just not as much fun as it used to be. And
the money is way below the poverty level.
However, I still like working on this software.
impersonal new internet world.
In the old days (1988), people would call me and place an order with a
credit card, then call me back and tell me what they liked or didn't
like, report bugs, recommend new features, etc.
Now-a-days, they want it for free (because of ANTLR and Bison), hardly
ever send an email, and disappear.
The only compensation I get is seeing the number of downloads and page
views on my website. It's just not as much fun as it used to be. And
the money is way below the poverty level.
However, I still like working on this software.
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