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An open source Java based parser generator, comes with a Java backend (i.e. ANTLR generated parsers are written in/compile with Java), but additional backends are available for C Sharp, ECMAScript and Python versions two and three. Early versions of ANTLR also generated C++ code and apparently there is work ongoing to re-introduce the feature to the toolkit.

Main ANTLR author Terence Parr was also responsible for the Purdue Compiler Construction Tool Set.

Versions

Last known version: ANTLR 4.5.30 (2016-01-30)

Prerequisites

Java 6 or higher

Links & publications

Terence Parr: The Definitive ANTLR 4 Reference - 2013 - ISBN 978-1-93435-699-9

License

Open source software released under the Three clause BSD license

Authors

Terence Parr
Sam Harwell

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	An open source [[Java]] based parser generator, comes with a Java backend (i.e. ANTLR generated parsers are written in/compile with Java), but additional backends are available for [[C Sharp]], [[ECMAScript]] and [[Python]] versions two and three.		An open source [[Java]] based parser generator, comes with a Java backend (i.e. ANTLR generated parsers are written in/compile with Java), but additional backends are available for [[C Sharp]], [[ECMAScript]] and [[Python]] versions two and three. Early versions of ANTLR also generated C++ code and apparently there is work ongoing to re-introduce the feature to the toolkit.

	Main ANTLR author [[Terence Parr]] was also responsible for the [[Purdue Compiler Construction Tool Set]].		Main ANTLR author [[Terence Parr]] was also responsible for the [[Purdue Compiler Construction Tool Set]].