Re: yacc description of M2

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From: Barry_Cornelius
Date: Fri, 09 May 1986 09:43

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On 17Apr86 kpk of Georgia Inst. of Technology sent this to info-modula-2:
>  There exists a published grammar for Modula-2 which is
>  suitable for input to yacc.  If someone has this grammar
>  online, I sure would appreciate a copy.  Also, any
>  pointers to where it is/was published would be greatly
>  appreciated.
I believe the article you're looking for is:
   "Lexing and Parsing Modula-2"
   David Spector
   ACM SIGPLAN Notices Volume 18 Number 10 (Oct. 1983), pp25-32
Sometime ago I had the production rules typed into a file but have not
checked them for errors yet.   They need some massaging to get them into a
useful form for yacc.   I'm attempting to send them to you but may fail
through uncertainty of electronic-mail address.   Can you mail me with a dummy
message so that I can reply.

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