[antlr-interest] Re: antlr without JVM?

[micheal_jor]

--- In antlr-interest at yahoogroups.com, "Howard Lin" <c1test at y...> 
wrote:
> Hello there, I have a need to build a parser/interpreter on a 
> platform without JVM (well, at least not without jumping some 
> hoops).  Is there anyway to build antlr C++ library and develope on 
> this platform?  If necessary, I could run antlr on my PC and 
generate 
> C++ source and build on the target machine.  Any clues/info on what 
I 
> have to do?  Don't really want to go the bison/flex route.  Thanks 
in 
> advance.

You have the answer already Howard. Run ANTLR to generate C++ source 
files on your PC and transfer the generated files to your target 
platform.

The generated lexers/parsers/treeparsers do not need a JVM to run 
(unless the generated code is Java).

If the platform can run Mono or dotGNU, C# might be an option too.
 
Cheers,

Micheal



 

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