Re: Where to find M2 Grammar

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From: Pat Terry
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 1995 11:47

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In article <44o5t1$jn3@armageddon.imp.ch> Albert Meier <aplusl@spectraweb.ch> writes:

>Such a grammar is included in Coco (A Compiler Generator for
>Microcomputers) from Hanspeter Mössenböck. Coco itself is a scanner/
>parser generator as yacc but for Modula-2 and Oberon. Demo versions
>are available from the ETH Oberon server, commercial versions from
>the address below. There exists also a book "A Compiler Generator for
>Microcomputers" published by Hanser Munich in German. It is available
>in English as well (I just forgot the publisher, Prentice Hall or
>Addison Wesley, ask your bookseller).

The English version is Prentice-Hall, ISBN  013 155136 1.  But it describes
Coco, not the Coco/R that Albert writes of.

You can also find the demo Coco/R at ftp.psg.com and cs.ru.ac.za.  There are 
C and Modula versionas well as the Oberon original.

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Subject: Re: Where to find M2 Grammar
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 1995 11:47:11 GMT
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