An Implementation of a Fast Threaded Nondeterministic LL (*) Parser Generator

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2015
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 0975 – 8887
Authors:
Amr Mohammed Abdel Latif Emam
Journal: International Journal of Computer Applications International Journal of Computer Applications Volume: 130
Keywords : , Implementation , , Fast Threaded Nondeterministic , , Parser Generator    
Abstract:
Parsers are used in many applications such as compilers, NLP and other applications. Parsers that are developed by hand are a complex task and require a generator to automatically generate the parser. The generator reads
   
     
 
       

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