kaby76

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   by kaby76 1y ago

   Development on Antlr4 has terminated. The "official ANTLR" successor, called Antlr5, was intended to enable ANTLR to run in a browser, replacing over a half-dozen runtime targets with a unified runtime target, and to add LSP servi
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   by kaby76 5y ago

   I have a fundamental question: What happened to the idea of specifying the syntax of a language using a "formal" grammar, however terribly flawed and imperfect that has been--for decades--and still is? It seems that if you need a
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   by kaby76 5y ago

   There are many reasons why there are not many PL startups. From my perspective--as a PL tool developer for 40 years--is that we still do not have reliable formal grammars that describe the syntax and static semantics for a given programming