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Revision as of 18:19, 11 September 2013
Overview
MonoBURG is a tree-rewriting system originating from Mono. It is used as a code-generator generator that relies on bottom-up tree parsing; basically, !MonoBURG generates a tree parser that executes some instructions, generally code output, when a defined tree pattern is matched.
In the Tiger.WebHome Tiger project, !MonoBURG is used to generate a code producer from the lowest level of representation of the source code to assembly.
!MonoBURG has been extended to support namespace use, C++ references, and to add other facilities.
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!MonoBURG was part of the Mono Project. This version has been extended by several people from LRDE for the needs of the Tiger project.
Directions
Future main modifications will be:
- The postponing of output emission to allow not `on-the-fly' modification,
- Provide different `%' directives,
- Revamp the scanner.
Downloads
Git Repository
- The Git repository is located at =git://git.lrde.epita.fr/monoburg=.
- You can browse it online via [[1][GitWeb]].
Related links
- The [Mono] Project,
- The original paper on Burg: [Burg - Fast Optimal Instruction Selection and Tree Parsing].
Contact
Send any questions or comments to projects@lrde.org.
-- %roland% - 10 Aug 2013