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Beaver
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A LALR(1) parser generator. Uses very fast (based on perfect hashing) parsing engine. [Open source, LGPL]
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BNF for Java
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BNF compiler-compiler is designed to conform to ISO-14977. It is implemented in Java, for Java programmers. [Open source, GPL]
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Coco/R for Java
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Takes as input a compiler description in the form of an LL(1) attributed grammar and generates a scanner and parser. [Freeware]
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Constructor of Useful Parsers (CUP)
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Generates LALR parsers from simple specifications. [Open Source]
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JELLRAP
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The Java Enhanced LL LR Animated Parser is a graphical tool to parse strings using a variety of algorithms; LLParse and LRParse combined into a single tool that will run on multiple platforms. [Open Source]
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JFlex
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Lexical analyzer generator (also known as scanner generator) for Java, written in Java. A rewrite of JLex with more features. [Open Source, GPL]
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MixedCC - Mixed Compiler Compiler
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Parser generator capable of parsing and handling inner layer stacks of multi-layer templates. Open source in Java. Parsing mechanism works as Detachable-Layer Stack Machine. SPIndent is implementation of MixedCC for JSP/PHP/ASP.
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Modern Compiler Implementation in Java
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JLex and CUP, Andrew Appel's Lex and YACC equivalents. LALR parser generators. The tools are free, the book their use is described in can be ordered here. [Freeware]
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SableCC
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Object-oriented framework, written in Java, that generates compilers (and source-interpreters) for Java. [Open Source, LGPL]
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JavaCC
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The Java Compiler Compiler is a parser generator originally by Sun Microsystems. [Freeware]
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