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|a The Synthesizer Generator Reference Manual /
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|a Introduction -- Specifying an Editor -- Using an Editor -- The SSL Debugger -- Interface to C -- Appendices: A Sample Specification. Invoking the Synthesizer Generator. List of Editor Commands. Keyboards, Displays, Window Systems, and Mice. Demonstration Editors. Syntax of SSL -- Bibliography -- Index.
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|a The Synthesizer Generator is a system for automating the construction of customized editors for particular languages. The unique feature of the Synthesizer Generator is its use of an immediate-computation paradigm to perform analysis, translation, and error reporting while an object is being edited. With the Synthesizer Generator one can create programming language environments that incrementally parse, type-check, and compile a program as it is interactively developed. The use of the system is not restricted to programming languages; editors for logics, specification languages, and verification languages can be created as well. The specification language of the Synthesizer Generator is based on the attribute-grammar concept, which plays a major role in the way compiler construction is taught today. For this reason, the Synthesizer Generator is ideal for use in course projects and should be of particular interest to those involved in compiler construction. The Synthesizer Generator Reference Manual is the defining document of the Synthesizer Generator system. Written by the Synthesizer Generator's creators, this volume provides complete documentation on all aspects of specifying, generating, debugging, and running editors.
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