[help-3dldf] Re: Bison parser for machine-like language

[Hans Aberg]

It looks like something to ask in the newsgroup comp.compilers. You have
several option there, I think, depending on how high level you want have on
your language. A fairly low level language is a bytecode language. Simon
Peyton-Jones has allegedly written a book on the implementation of
functional languages
and bytecodes. For pretty-printing, guile-oop looks interesting.

At 16:01 +0100 2005/01/05, Laurence Finston wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm starting to think about writing a second scanner/parser for GNU 3DLDF
>for fast-loading binary format files in a machine-like language.
>
>Does anybody have any experience using Bison for parsing such languages,
>and/or does anybody know of any free software (preferably GNU software)
>that uses Bison to implement such a language?  Any pointers would be much
>appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Laurence Finston
>
>
>
>
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