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Compiler-compiler

In computer science, a compiler-compiler or compiler generator is a programming tool that creates a parser, interpreter, or compiler from some form of formal description of a programming language and machine.

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Compiler-compiler

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related to Further reading · 41
Compiler-compiler → An Introduction To The, Annual Review, ATLAS, Automatic Programming, Bell Laboratories, Brooker, Compiler Compiler, Compiler Generator, Computer Journal, Computer Science Technical Report, David, December, Englewood Cliffs, Experience, February, Horning, Implementation, ISBN, James, January
related to history · 35
Compiler-compiler → Aldermaston, ALGOL, Alick Glennie, ASA Fortran, At, Atlas, Atlas Autocode, Atomic Weapons Research Establishment, BMCC, Compiler, Derrick Morris, Design, English, Extended Mercury Autocode, Glennie, Howard Metcalfe, In, Irons, Ledley, Los Angeles
related to Examples · 11
Compiler-compiler → ANTLRGNU BisonCoco/R, Coco-2CopperDMS Software Reengineering Toolkit, Grammar StudioLemon, IIparboiled, Java, LR, Packrat, SID, SYNTAX, Syntax Improving Device, The Alternative Compiler CompilerTREE-METAYaccXtextXPLJavaCC
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Compiler-compiler → Depending, META II, One, These

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semantic analysisinstance ofCoco/R and DMS Software Reengineering Toolkit provide considerable support for more difficult post-parsing activities0.80text
code optimizationinstance ofCoco/R and DMS Software Reengineering Toolkit provide considerable support for more difficult post-parsing activities0.80text
generationinstance ofCoco/R and DMS Software Reengineering Toolkit provide considerable support for more difficult post-parsing activities0.80text
Compiler-compilerrelated to ExamplesANTLRGNU BisonCoco/R0.60section
Compiler-compilerrelated to ExamplesCoco-2CopperDMS Software Reengineering Toolkit0.60section
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