Practical Parser Writing and Usage

  • Grune D
  • Jacobs C
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Practical parsing is concerned almost exclusively with context-free (Type 2) and regular (Type 3) grammars. Unrestricted (Type 0) and context-sensitive (Type 1) grammars are hardly used since, first, they are user-unfriendly in that it is next to impossible to construct a clear and readable Type 0 or Type 1 grammar and, second, all known parsers for them have exponential time requirements. Chapter 15 describes a number of polynomial-time and even linear-time parsers for non-Chomsky systems, but few have seen practical application. For more experimental results see (Web)Section 18.2.6.

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Grune, D., & Jacobs, C. J. H. (2008). Practical Parser Writing and Usage (pp. 545–574). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68954-8_17

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