Marco van de Voort wrote:
On Thu, Nov 22, 2007 at 02:42:58PM +0100, willem wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
On Thu, Nov 22, 2007 at 10:41:44AM +0100, willem wrote:
Well object pascal lies between java and c++.
It lies "at" C++ level.
android uses the eclipse ide.
but antlr has also an eclipse plugin.
object pascal and java grammars are available for antlr.
so we can bridge the gap between java and object pascal.
What are you actually trying to achieve ?
the google android project has a 10 000 000 dollar budget.
and if the lazarus gets a 50 000 dollar award for the adroid project
Big if. Very big _if_.
then we can make the lazarus at first 100 %compatible with delphi.
Well, that needs mainly time, not money. And the time on android project
can be better spent directly on Lazarus.
Well I am not going too spend much time in the discussion of android in
the lazarus mailinglist.
I did apply for a new account on sourceforge.
My intention is to name it androida.
and my first step is to put a antlr delphi grammar into cvs.
Thats is a very basic step.
I know that the lazarus grammar is based on yacc
but i will use antlr too speed things up.
I applieed for an account on sourceforge because
i want to start up an android lazarus project
and the first i will do is the java and delphi grammar to check
Why do you need a Java grammar at all?
Afaik there is no Delphi grammar that really describes the language. Sure,
there are pretty printers, but nothing that can handle arbitrary code.
Before you start you might also learn your target better, and at least have
an idea how you are going to tackle porting unmanaged constructs to a
managed version.
Sorry you are wrong.
I have already the delphi grammar for antlr
kindly regards
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