Found the GOLD parser generator which seems to be quite nice:
http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/index.htm

Has anyone tried that yet?

Unfortunately it was last updated in 2007, any alternatives?

I know h3r3tic maintains an Enki fork but its grammar is rather complicated.

Reply to Trass3r,

> Found the GOLD parser generator which seems to be quite nice:
> http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/index.htm
> 
> Has anyone tried that yet?
> 
> Unfortunately it was last updated in 2007, any alternatives?
> 
> I know h3r3tic maintains an Enki fork but its grammar is rather
> complicated.
> 

dparse?

http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/dparser

It's not that the top of my queue right now, but I might get back to it by the time your compile finishes. <g>

BCS wrote:
> Reply to Trass3r,
> 
>> Found the GOLD parser generator which seems to be quite nice:
>> http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/index.htm
>>
>> Has anyone tried that yet?
>>
>> Unfortunately it was last updated in 2007, any alternatives?
>>
>> I know h3r3tic maintains an Enki fork but its grammar is rather
>> complicated.
>>
> 
> dparse?
> 
> http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/dparser
> 
> It's not that the top of my queue right now, but I might get back to it by the time your compile finishes. <g>

There's an "private import glue.templates;" in dparse.d. Where's that module? I can't see it there, neither in scrapple.

Hello Ary,

> BCS wrote:
> 
>> Reply to Trass3r,
>> 
>>> Found the GOLD parser generator which seems to be quite nice:
>>> http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/index.htm
>>> 
>>> Has anyone tried that yet?
>>> 
>>> Unfortunately it was last updated in 2007, any alternatives?
>>> 
>>> I know h3r3tic maintains an Enki fork but its grammar is rather
>>> complicated.
>>> 
>> dparse?
>> 
>> http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/dparser
>> 
>> It's not that the top of my queue right now, but I might get back to
>> it by the time your compile finishes. <g>
>> 
> There's an "private import glue.templates;" in dparse.d. Where's that
> module? I can't see it there, neither in scrapple.
> 

Comment it out and if that doesn't compile I'll dig it up. I known where to look for it, but it will take a bit to find it.

"Trass3r" <mrmocool@gmx.de> wrote in message news:h043vv$2sv5$1@digitalmars.com...
> Found the GOLD parser generator which seems to be quite nice: http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/index.htm
>
> Has anyone tried that yet?
>
> Unfortunately it was last updated in 2007, any alternatives?
>
> I know h3r3tic maintains an Enki fork but its grammar is rather complicated.

I'm a little unclear on what exactly you're looking for:

Gold doesn't really need much in the way of updates, it's already very solid. I use it. And although it was looking like Devin had dissapeared for a while, he's recently showed up again on the mailing list.

But if you're talking about a Gold engine written in D (ie, something
written in D that takes in a source file and parses it according to a
provided .cgt), the "stc" side project I've been working on contains an
up-to-date one for D1/Tango (in fact, that's mostly all stc is so far). I
haven't done any formal release, but you can grab the latest version I've
pulled together here (sorry, the svn for it isn't set up publically ATM):
http://www.semitwist.com/download/stc_v0.004.7z
(There's also a .zip of it in the same place if you prefer that.)
Documentation, source, tools, and Win32 binaries are included.

If you're talking about a D grammar for Gold, you're probably on your own, I'm not aware of one.

Nick Sabalausky schrieb:
> Gold doesn't really need much in the way of updates, it's already very solid. I use it. And although it was looking like Devin had dissapeared for a while, he's recently showed up again on the mailing list.
> 
Well yes, partly I also mean the builder tool. Don't want to occupy myself with a framework that has no future ;)

> But if you're talking about a Gold engine written in D (ie, something written in D that takes in a source file and parses it according to a provided .cgt), the "stc" side project I've been working on contains an up-to-date one for D1/Tango (in fact, that's mostly all stc is so far). I haven't done any formal release, but you can grab the latest version I've pulled together here (sorry, the svn for it isn't set up publically ATM):
> http://www.semitwist.com/download/stc_v0.004.7z
>
Yeah I couldn't figure out how old the engine provided at the website is and if it still works.
I haven't tested it either since I'm currently playing with Gold's grammar syntax which seems quite neat.