Re: ProGrammar

"Darren Forcier" <dforcier@allaire.com>
22 Nov 2000 12:10:01 -0500

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ProGrammar michel.bertin@cheval-freres.fr (Michel Bertin) (2000-11-07)
Re: ProGrammar dforcier@allaire.com (Darren Forcier) (2000-11-22)
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From: "Darren Forcier" <dforcier@allaire.com>
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 22 Nov 2000 12:10:01 -0500
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Posted-Date: 22 Nov 2000 12:10:01 EST

Michel,


I have worked with it extensively for over a year now. Prior to
working with Programmar I had limited exposure to compiler and parser
generator tools, and almost no theoretical background, just some
light-hearted hacking with Lex and Yacc.


I found Programmar's "Object Oriented" EBNF grammar language to be
extremely easy to work with, and the IDE to be an indispensible tool
when it came to debugging the grammars I was working with. I also
like the fact that the author worked in an ActiveX control wrapper
around the core parsing engine so I could import the typelib into
Delphi and work with it directly as that is the main language tool I
work in.


Highly recommended, especially for the "Finite Automata Theory"
challenged like myself :-)


Darren Forcier
Allaire Corporation


"Michel Bertin" <michel.bertin@cheval-freres.fr> wrote in message
> I have recently downloaded ProGrammar (http://www.programmar.com)
> Has someone already tested this product ?
> What is your opinion about it ?


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