I am looking for a BNF or EBNF or even a LEX/YACC file for the C++ grammer.  Is there
such a beastee ?  Is it in this ARM I hear so much about ?  Basically I am looking for
something that will describe the C++ grammer so I can write a parser that will pull out
certain things that I want from large projects.

Thanks,
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In article <2p6k19$jp1@cherokee.advtech.uswest.com> gsternberg@posse.advtech.uswest.com writes:
>   I am looking for a BNF or EBNF or even a LEX/YACC file for the C++ grammer.  Is there
>such a beastee ?  Is it in this ARM I hear so much about ?  Basically I am looking for
>something that will describe the C++ grammer so I can write a parser that will pull out
>certain things that I want from large projects.

Tony Davis wrote a fairly good C++ parser. It has symtab routines
and outputs a parse tree. Last I heard it was available at Brown
via anonymous ftp.

-kym

In article <2p7o25$168@laplace.ee.latrobe.edu.au> khorsell@ee.latrobe.edu.au (Kym Horsell) writes:
> Tony Davis wrote a fairly good C++ parser. It has symtab routines
> and outputs a parse tree. Last I heard it was available at Brown
> via anonymous ftp.

Steve Reiss wrote it, but I maintain it.  It is available via anonymous
ftp from wilma.cs.brown.edu:/pub/cppp.tar.Z


Tony Davis
ted@cs.brown.edu