About
Bare essentials for building abstract syntax trees (AST) and Python
lex-yacc (PLY) parsers.
The package includes:
- two classes for tree nodes:
Terminal,Operator - a
LexerandParserclass, and a helper function to erase and rewrite the table files.
The examples under examples/ demonstrate how to use these classes to create
a richer AST, a parser, and different backends that use the same parser.
These classes provide the boilerplate for parsing with PLY, and are based on
code that was developed in tulip
and promela.
License
BSD-3, see file LICENSE.
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