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Computers > Programming > Compilers > Attribute Grammar Systems : Categories
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| 1. Micro Attribute Grammar System
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| The UU_AG system is a very simple program that reads a set of files containing an attribute grammar, in which semantic functions are described through Haskell expressions. |
| http://www.cs.uu.nl/groups/ST/Software/UU_AG/index.html |
| 2. Ox Grammar System
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| An attribute-grammar compiling system based on yacc, lex, and C, the system embodies a yacc/lex/C preprocessor designed to bring attribute grammars to the mainstream of UNIX-based language development. It can also be used with Bison, Flex, and C++. |
| ftp://ftp.cs.iastate.edu/pub/ox/ |
| 3. The AGFL Grammar Work Lab
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| The formalism for the to attribute grammars related Affix Grammar over Finite Lattices developed at the University of Nijmegen is being applied to natural-language processing. Context-free grammars can be described on a primary context-free level augmented by secondary-level features for expressing agreement between parts of speech. |
| http://www.cs.ru.nl/agfl/ |
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