Knife is a Java top-down parser generator for building parsers from grammars in BNF format.
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Knife is a Java top-down parser generator for building parsers from grammars in BNF format.
This is a compiler for LL(1) types of grammar.
A LL1 algorithm implementation for CFG and string recognition.
Responsive and Intuitive Parsing for the Analysis of Language - Regular Expression, LL1, LR0, SLR1 and LR1 parsing
The Po Programming Language
A semester long multi phase project for the Compilers, K31 class: http://cgi.di.uoa.gr/~thp06/ It includes the Implementation of a LL(1) parser, Semantic Check for MiniJava and Generating intermediate LLVM code.
Java code + CFG for constructing a compiler to accept C-like code (with implicit data type assignment) as input, and to tokenize, parse using LL(1) parser and create symbol table with scope
A top down parser which uses tokens of this excercise
Compiler developed in the Computer Engineering course as a didatic model, using recursive-descent parsing and backpatch based code generation to the target assembly language,
⚙️ LL(1) Parser Generator written in Java.
A compiler construction project for the "Κ31 Compilers" course at DiT, NKUA. This repository hosts a Java application designed to parse and evaluate expressions based on a defined grammar for a subset of a programming language. It includes a lexer and parser to handle expressions, perform calculations, and construct a syntax tree.
university laboratory works
♨️ 🔀 In this project I built an LL1 (leftmost derivation) recursive calculator as an intoduction to compilers.
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