[antlr-interest] Re: Antlr C# and Mono

[lloyd_from_far <lloyd at galador.net>]

just an idea.
problably the winform stuff is to show the syntax tree.
forget it, WinForm is not yet implemented in mono and it's subject to 
lot of controversy and technical problems and, you could always use 
the java version to see your syntax tree...

(I mean, I believe, I had a ANTLR-C# project 4 month ago and I had no 
problem to write it in C#, and see my syntax tree in java, although I 
could have write the C# code after completing the syntax tree, I 
don't quite remember....)

--- In antlr-interest at yahoogroups.com, Thomas Dudziak <tomdz at c...> 
wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Out of sheer curiosity I installed Mono (0.19.1 pre-compiled 
binaries) on
> my Linux box. Then I figured that a nice thing would be to try 
Antlr C#
> codegen with it, and guess what, after half an hour I had compiled 
and run
> almost all C# examples (with two exceptions, see below). Truth to 
be told,
> it took me 25 minutes to figure out the command lines of mcs/mono 
(I never
> before had anything to do with either mono or Microsoft's .Net) and 
5
> minutes to compile and run.
> However I was not able to compile antlr fully - antlr.debug.misc 
did not
> compile at all complaining about not finding 
System.Windows.Forms.Form -
> and therefore the java example did not compile either (as it 
requires
> ASTFrame from the aforementioned namespace).
> Also, whereas the calc example worked as expected, the heteroAST 
example
> did only parse zeroes instead of the numbers in the input file.
> 
> Any suggestions for these two problems ? Will it suffice to use a 
CVS
> version of mono instead of a pre-build one ?
> 
> Tom


 

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