My own parser generator, kelbt, has a host language interface similar to
that of ragel. It is not 1.0 tough and there are no docs yet. It is
oriented around research problems. Eg it is backtracking bottom up and
as such is in a less common class of parser generators.
That said, it is in debian and I use it for several of my own projects,
including ragel.
On 11-10-18 09:06 PM, M Conrad wrote:
Hi, I am wondering if there is a good LALR(1) parser generator for use
with Ragel that has as nice of a host-language interface as Ragel does.
I found Lemon, but it generates almost unreadable code, and half the
time it tells me about errors in my grammar with meaningless assertion
errors. Also, I really like the way Ragel can be inlined with the host
language, and would like to find a parser-generator to match.
If one doesn't exist, I am considering writing one. (I've written the
LALR(1) algorithm in Java before, so it wouldn't be that hard) But, I
don't want to waste effort if it is redundant.
Can anyone point me to other LR parsers that you like?
Thanks,
-Mike
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