X-Git-Url: http://git.megacz.com/?p=sbp.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=doc%2Fsbp.html;h=fa933e6e5e0622c27cdc1574184262e21a683dd7;hp=35e97039bc8ff48b55df5d5bc86c697b0cb86b68;hb=83bcf9559e9338c906b3c262ce7a1ecca7ffe3ed;hpb=8c1262ed7315a132009acb7965fd3920362ab944 diff --git a/doc/sbp.html b/doc/sbp.html index 35e9703..fa933e6 100644 --- a/doc/sbp.html +++ b/doc/sbp.html @@ -45,18 +45,65 @@ SBP: the Scannerless Boolean Parser +

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+16-Aug: A new snapshot is here. +
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Update: [29-July-2006]

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+ + + +Error handling has been massively improved. Here's an example parsing +from a substantial portion of the Java 1.5 +grammar. The input is missing a +closing angle-bracket on a generic type definition. Click on the +image to view full size. Type +make java15 after a checkout to try it yourself. +

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-Update: [05-July-2006]

+Update: [22-July-2006]

+The API has been finalized and includes a decent example/mini-tutorial. +
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+ +Update: [17-July-2006]

+ +There is now a mailing list. + + +
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+Update: [05-July-2006]

+ The reflective grammar-to-java bindings are complete, so SBP is now vastly easier to use. You can find example code here and the companion grammar here. -I will be writing up a tutorial tomorrow (the 7th). -- Adam - +
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You can download a snapshot (11-Dec-2005) here. The parser-generator +href=../../edu.berkeley.sbp.tgz>here. The parser-generator requires Java 1.5 or later; the Java code it emits should run on any Java 1.1+ JVM. After unpacking the archive, simply type make to compile SBP and run the regression tests. + + - \ No newline at end of file +