Re: Full LL(1) versus Strong LL(1)... what's the diff?

Reid M. Pinchback <VM1!MAINE!REIDMP.BITNET@gatech.edu>
Friday, 15 Mar 1991 22:44:22 EST

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From: Reid M. Pinchback <VM1!MAINE!REIDMP.BITNET@gatech.edu>
Keywords: LL(1), parse
Organization: University of Maine System
References: <REIDMP.910313132041@maine.maine.EDU> <1991Mar14.234735.24401@jato.jpl.nasa.gov>
Date: Friday, 15 Mar 1991 22:44:22 EST

According to Fischer and LeBlanc, the language described by
strong LL(1) and full LL(1) is the same, but the actual parsers
themselves differ. One direct email reply stated that the difference
had to do with strong LL(1) being used in cases where you had
controlled ambiguity.
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