SDF2 Bundle 2.3

Released January 10, 2004.

Download

See the installation instructions if you are not familiar with the standard installation procedure of tarballs or RPMs.

Source tar.gz

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

Source RPM

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

Redhat Linux RPM

Redhat 9.0:

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

SuSE Linux RPM

SuSE 9.0:

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

Fedora Core RPM

Fedora Core 2:

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

Fedora Core 3:

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

Microsoft Windows Cygwin binaries

• aterm-2.3.1
• sdf2-bundle-2.3

• The *-cygwin.tar.gz files contain a file readme.txt with installation instructions.

Mac OS X binaries

• Will be a available later.

License

The SDF2 Bundle is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (GNU LGPL) as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This software is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details

Contents

SDF2 Bundle 2.3 consists of:

• asc-support-2.2
• asf-library-1.2.1
• asf-support-1.4.2
• error-support-1.0.1
• pgen-2005-01-10
• pt-support-1.4
• sdf-support-2.1.3
• sglr-3.14
• toolbuslib-0.7.1
• tide-support-1.0

SDF2 Bundle 2.3 requires:

• ATerm Library 2.3.1

News

This is mainly a maintenance release, fixing a number of bugs. However, a number of important features have been added.

• Fixed a bug in obtaining a parse table when restoring brackets with a grammar without start symbols.

• Fixed implosion of alternative literals. "-" | "+" becomes alt(1,[]) or alt(2,[]) because a literal does not have a representation in an imploded tree. This fixes a core dump

• The efficiency of the syntax checker was improved drastically. This reduces parsetable generation times.

• A new commandline tool: filterPT. It filters parse forests based on some command line arguments. Currently, we have one filter to find trees with a maximum or minumum number of occurrences of a certain non-terminal. It is used to implement filters for island grammars.

• A new small package: tide-support. Contains a library for developing new TIDE debugging adapters.

(News selected from Meta-Environment 1.5.2 and 1.5.3 news)