Re: State of the ArtThis is a discussion on Re: State of the Art within the Compilers forums in Theory and Concepts category; > I'd prefer PEG, which also establishes a defined order for ambiguous cases. ANTLR does this too, but optimizes them to use backtracking only if LL(*) fails. Turn on backtrack=true and ANTLR does PEG. Regards, Terence... | ||||||||
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 Re: State of the Art > I'd prefer PEG, which also establishes a defined order for ambiguous cases. ANTLR does this too, but optimizes them to use backtracking only if LL(*) fails. Turn on backtrack=true and ANTLR does PEG. Regards, Terence  |
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