TGLL: A Fast Threaded Nondeterministic LL(*) Parsing

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2015
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages:
Authors:
Amr Mohammed Abdel Latif Emam
Journal: ARPN Journal of Systems and Softwar ARPN Journal of Systems and Softwar Volume: 5
Keywords : TGLL: , Fast Threaded Nondeterministic LL(*) Parsing    
Abstract:
Parsers play important role in compilers, NLP and other applications. Building a parser by hand is a complex task, thus a generator is required. Nowadays computers contain processors with multi - core that encourage program
    
     
 
       

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