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I'm new in C# programming, so i have a little bit of a problem.I have to make a C parser in C# and i am using gppg. I generated a code but i am not able to run it or let's say i don't have skills to do it ![]() I did like it's said on their page,but... So if anyone had experience with gppg or you have example of what you did,it would be great. The main problem is that i made lexical analysis and now i have to parse the code,but i don't know how to give tokens to generated parser so he would do his thing.The main problem is scanner.And for now i don't have any semantic actions at all. Pardon me for my english! ![]() |
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