ies, an LL(*) parser exists for every LL-regular grammar. Un-like previous work, LL(*) parsers can take as input a predi-cated LL-regular grammar; they handle predicates by insert-ing special edges

We be-gin by introducing the ANTLR 4 parser generator (Section 2) and discussing the ALL(*) parsing strategy (Section 3). Next, we define predicated grammars, their augmented transition network …

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ides sample input for which the parser cannot uniquely predict a path. ANTLRWorks can also visualize the parser decision-making process (implemented with lookahead state machines) to help

Discovery of Visible Semantic Predicates Omitted from LL(*): The Foundation of the ANTLR Parser Generator Authors omitted for blind review 1. Introduction The formal semantics of predicated …

I thank Professor Russell Quong for his interest in my research and helping me develop many of the advanced language and parsing ideas in the ANTLR parser generator.

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