Hello,
I'm looking for topics to investigate in part of my master thesis. I'm 
interesting in verification, static code analysis and so on.
I have an idea, which I want to implement and integrate with ANTLR, please give 
me any feedback about it.

I'd started work with ANTLR till some time ago and my colleagues use it 
sometimes (to create DSL). And as I see, there is some unsolved problems in 
ANTLR. And IMHO the one of the most important is that user have to write 
semantic analyzer by hand (of course he or she could and should use tree 
grammars for doing it and could implement custom actions for checking some 
semantic rules, but in fact the semantic within such approach is only a code 
written in some ordinary programming language (C\C#\Java\...).  I wonder would 
it be useful for user to use semantic analyzer generation module within ANLTR? 
I think it could be implemented as a new grammar language for describing 
semantic rules or something like that. Could somebody point out to such things? 
Are there any semantic analyzer generators? And if there isn't any, is such 
thing looks not very useful for practical using?

Thank you

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