[antlr-interest] Re: C# ?

[Terence Parr]

I'm happy to host the C# code generator....we should probably decide on 
whose to use though...sounds like a bunch of your folks are doing the 
same thing.

Also a friend of mine at Microsoft has a J# version for 2.7.0...he 
probably doesn't have time to update it for latest stuff.   He says 
(reprinted with permission):

> Just wanted to let you know I tried J# beta 2 with ANTLR and it seems 
> to work fine (I compiled it from source, not using the bytecode 
> converter). If this hold up I don’t have to worry about doing a C# code 
> generator – C#-J# language interop seems to work great so I can just 
> call the Java parser from my C# program. If I was shipping the result 
> I’d probably want the C# generator so I didn’t need the J# library 
> though.

Does this help anybody needing C# right away?  Might be able to use the 
"bridge".

Terence

On Friday, April 5, 2002, at 04:45  AM, micheal_jor wrote:

> --- In antlr-interest at y..., "Lloyd Dupont" <lloyd at g...> wrote:
>> did I miss something ?
>> is there a C# version ?
>> Because I am thinking to work on it soon, but I would be happy to
>> tester/codevelopper/whatever to someone who already start....
>>
>> my email: lloyd at g...
>
> Lloyd,
>
> There isn't a C# port of ANTLR AFAIK. What we have done is to create
> a C# code generator for ANTLR. So you still run ANTLR as a Java
> application but it spits out working Lexers/Parsers/TreeParsers in
> C#. We have also ported the runtime library to C# so your parsers can
> run.
>
> I don't have a place to put it up so I guess I'll pass it on to
> Terrence (and perhaps Eric who did the first C# codegen port) and he
> can decide how best to let others get to it.
>
> Micheal
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