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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

ANTLR 4.5.30 (2016-01-30)

Prerequisites

Java 6 or higher

License

Open source software released under the Three clause BSD license
Authors: Terence Parr, Sam Harwell

Publications

Terence Parr: The Definitive ANTLR 4 Reference - 2013, ISBN 1-934356-99-9

Links

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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.		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''.