Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
12  2678  pu**********@gm ail.com wrote:
Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
Sorry, but No.
Just as no one at a Ford dealership can provide you with the repair
manuals for your Subaru SUV, fortran is completely off-topic in
comp.lang.c
In addition to that, we don't do other peoples homework for them, and
we aren't a source-code supply shop.
Sorry
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Lew pu**********@gm ail.com wrote:
Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
How many thousands of Euros will you pay me for this?
Richard
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Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
There's an open-source Basic interpreter on my website which will get you
started in the language parsing game. There is also an associated book - you
have to pay for a copy, I'm afraid, but it's not expensive.
-- www.personal.leeds.ac.uk/~bgy1mm
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Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
Ask in comp.lang.fortr an or comp.compilers.
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<pu**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ l12g2000cwl.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
There's an open-source Basic interpreter on my website which will get you
started in the language parsing game. There is also an associated book - you
have to pay for a copy, I'm afraid, but it's not expensive.
Parsing Fortran is not exactly trivial. You need a lot of look-ahead.
For instance, when you see the initial part of a line as:
REALR(5)
you do not yet know whether it is a declaration or a statement. Is it
a declaration of the array R of 5-elements of REAL's or is it an
assignment to the 5-th element of the array REALR? And as keywords are
not reserved, it is possible to have the following declaration:
REALREAL
which declares REAL as a variable of type REAL.
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Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)
>
There's an open-source Basic interpreter on my website which will get
you
started in the language parsing game. There is also an associated book -
you
have to pay for a copy, I'm afraid, but it's not expensive.
Parsing Fortran is not exactly trivial. You need a lot of look-ahead.
For instance, when you see the initial part of a line as:
REALR(5)
you do not yet know whether it is a declaration or a statement. Is it
a declaration of the array R of 5-elements of REAL's or is it an
assignment to the 5-th element of the array REALR? And as keywords are
not reserved, it is possible to have the following declaration:
REALREAL
which declares REAL as a variable of type REAL.
It's a lot harder to parse someone else's language specification than to
make up your own as you go along, which was partly why MiniBasic is my own
flavour of BASIC - very recognisable, but with a few quirks.
-- www.personal.leeds.ac.uk/~bgy1mm
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On Nov 25, 7:33 am, "santosh" <santosh....@gm ail.comwrote:
purushota...@gm ail.com wrote:
Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)Ask in comp.lang.fortr an or comp.compilers.
Alternatively, you could investigate "The classification of FORTRAN
statements" by Arthur Sale, available at http://eprints.utas.edu.au/122/. I have implemented this algorithm
(actually the modified version as described in "A Modification of
Sale's Algorithm to Accommodate FORTRAN 77" by J. K. Slape and Peter J.
L. Wallis) and I don't mind sharing it with you if you can convince me
this is not homework. What exactly are you trying to do?
jburgy wrote:
On Nov 25, 7:33 am, "santosh" <santosh....@gm ail.comwrote:
purushota...@gm ail.com wrote:
Hi Can anyone guide me by providing me the code ,for the following
requirement:
desining parser for fortran language(parsin g fortran)Ask in comp.lang.fortr an or comp.compilers.
Alternatively, you could investigate "The classification of FORTRAN
statements" by Arthur Sale, available at
http://eprints.utas.edu.au/122/. I have implemented this algorithm
(actually the modified version as described in "A Modification of
Sale's Algorithm to Accommodate FORTRAN 77" by J. K. Slape and Peter J.
L. Wallis) and I don't mind sharing it with you if you can convince me
this is not homework. What exactly are you trying to do?
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