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From: lee@west44.UUCP (Lee McLoughlin)
Newsgroups: net.lang
Subject: Re: Parsers for small micros (8-bits)
Message-ID: <221@west44.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 31-May-84 21:34:02 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 31 21:34:02 1984
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I have used an LR(1) (well actually an LALR(1)) parser generator to generate
a compiler for an 8 bit machine.  The parser generator was none other than
YACC!  It generated a parser in pascal which was efficient, fast, reasonably
short (it was a one pass compiler so it had to be).
 Why bother with LL when you don't have ABSOLUTELY have to?
-- 
"The wizard of OS"	Lee McLoughlin	....!ukc!root44!west44!lee
					....!ukc!lmcl