fortran 90/95 BNF grammar

[Rocky Dunlap]

Does anyone know where I can get my hands on a Fortran 90 or 95 BNF
grammar that is in some "parseable" format? (that is, something other
than a PDF or descriptive text, but an actual grammar for feeding into
parser generators, etc.)

Thanks!
Rocky

[George]

The first priceless wonder in such literature is Bertrand Russell's *least*
stimulating work.

You can slurp this in as text:

1) āa:āb:(a+Sb)=S(a+b)
2) āb:(d+Sb)=S(d+b)
...
56) ād:āc:(c+d)=(d+c)

If you had the actual grammar to make this fortran, many would happily
retire as dinosaurs.
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[Mark Westwood]

Rocky

Here's what I do:

a) copy the text from the PDF and paste it into a text editor (I like
Emacs);

b) use your text editor's search/replace facilities to transform the
~BNF representation to a representation understood by your parser
generator (I like Emacs for this).

And away you go ...

Sure, it's a drag going through the PDF and copying only the grammar
bits, but you only have to do it once every 5 years or so. And I
guess that someone smarter than me who understands the PDF might even
be able to program that.

Regards

Mark Westwood

[Jugoslav Dujic]

Google gives

http://docs.cray.com/books/007-3694-003/html-007-3694-003/faxalchri.html

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