COMPILATION about syntacs HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @Dan27694, thanks for your interest. I originally used Makefiles to compile the project, and have since converted to using bazel. I retrofitted this project with bazel some months ago for fun and recently pushed those changes up. Here's the instructions:

1. Install bazel
2. $ git clone https://github.com/inxar/syntacs
3. $ cd syntacs
4. $ bazel query //... --output label_kind (show available build targets)
5. bazel run //src/com/inxar/syntacs:interpret-abb abbabb (run the interpreter for the 'abb' language with the input 'abbabb'

I'll try to update the documentation with more comprehensive examples. Feel free to post additional questions.

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Thanks a lot!

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From: "syntacs/src/org/inxar/syntacs/analyzer/syntactic/Correction.java"

I read:

/**

• The "Wait" correction instruction. The semantics of
• WAIT is closely tied to the notion of
• "synchonizing tokens"; when the Parser sees a WAIT
• instruction, it calls Correction.getValue() and
• expects an Integer. The value of this
• Integer should correspond to a terminal
• Symbol. The Parser will then discard
• incoming terminals from the LexerInterpreter until
• it sees one that whose type matches the given
• Integer. When that happens, the
• Parser will advance to the next
• Correction in the scheduled
• Recovery.
• For example, if the symbol type for a semicolon in some grammar
• is 12, then WAIT 12 means discard all input
• until you see a semicolon; when you do, go ahead to the next
• correction in the recovery plan. In this hypothetical
• grammar then, the semicolon is a synchronizing token.
  */

Please, can you say me how I use your project to exploit synchronizing token with an example?

Thanks in advance!

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