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Previous Up Next Introduction In the previous chapter we saw that pure term rewriting is not adequate for term rewriting because of the lack of control over the application ...
Previous Up Next Introduction So far we have assumed the basic actions applied by strategies are rewrite rules. However, taking a closer look at rules, we see that ...
Previous Up Next Introduction In the previous chapters we saw how strategies can be used to control transformations and how rules can be broken down into the primitive ...
Previous Up Next Introduction Rewrite rules provide a good formalism for the formalization of transformation steps. However, term rewriting based on exhaustive normalization ...
Previous Up Next Introduction Program transformation systems need some kind of representation for program that can be manipulated. Programmers write programs as texts ...
Previous Up Next Introduction Meta-programs manipulate structured representations (abstract syntax) of programs. The distance between the concrete syntax meta-programmers ...
Previous Up Introduction The applicability of term rewriting to program transformation is limited by the lack of control over rule application and by the context ...
Previous Up Next Introduction In the previous chapter we saw how terms provide a structured representation for programs derived from a formal definition of the syntax ...
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For most parser generators there exists a grammar for the Language. Overview: SableCC 1.0.2 1.1 1.4 JavaCC 1.5 ANTLR: Parsers, Part III: A Parser For The Java Language ...

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