ASF+SDF parsing tools applied to ELAN
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Auteurs : M. G. J. Van Den Brand ; C. RingeissenSource :
- Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science [ 1571-0661 ] ; 2000.
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- Abstract syntax, Abstract syntax rule, Abstract syntax trees, Afun, Algebraic, Alias, Application operators, Aterm, Aterms, Basic technology, Bool, Bool bool, Bracket, Computer science, Concrete syntax, Current implementation, Earley parser, Efix, Efix representation, Efix term, Elan, Elan environment, Elan parser, Elan syntax, Formalism, Generic, Intermediate format, Kirchner, Language prototyping, Local variables, Module, Parse, Parse table, Parse table generation, Parse tables, Parsed, Parser, Parser generator, Preprocessing syntax, Programming environment, Ringeissen, Rule bodies, Rule body, Scanner, Sglr, Skeleton parser, Strategy operators, Syntax.
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Abstract: This paper describes the development a new ELAN parser using ASF+SDF parsing technology. Asf+Sdf and ELAN are two modern rule-based systems. Both systems have their own features and application domains, however, both formalisms have user-defined syntax for defining rewrite rules. The Asf+Sdf Meta-Environment uses powerful and efficient generic parsing tools, whereas the ELAN parser is based on an Earley parser. Furthermore, the ELAN syntax is “hard-wired” in the parser, which makes adaptations of the syntax cumbersome. The use of Asf+Sdf parsing technology makes the ELAN syntax more open and adaptable, however, some features of the ELAN syntax makes the development of a parser a challenging problem.
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