Pattern matching
Pattern matching in syntax analysis as influenced by SNOBOL4. The library distributed under the GNU Library General Public License provides for recursive patterns, various iterators and user-defined patterns along with bindings for Ada, K&R C/ANSI C/C++.
Oops
An object-oriented parser generator implemented in Java.
oolex (object-oriented lexer)
Approaches lexical analysis by basing the scanner strictly on the object-oriented paradigm. It can be extended without access to the source code in that symbol recognizers can be derived by inheritance and an executing scanner can be reconfigured for different contexts.
LRgen Lexer & Parser Generator from Parsetec
LRgen is an LALR parser generator and LALR lexer generator, featuring TBNF grammar notation and LALR lexers for parser and compiler development. The lexers and parsers both use the 4MPT technology.
LLOOP
LLOOP generates C++ LL(1) parsers from EBNF grammars and allows a tight integration with object-oriented applications, based on a symbol/class mapping. The generated code can also perform the reverse operation (expanding), whereby the original input can be re-constituted or modified.
LLgen parser generator
A tool for generating an efficient recursive descent parser from an ELL(1) grammar. The grammar may be ambiguous or more general than ELL(1): there are both static and dynamic facilities to resolve the ambiguities.
Lex/YACC (actually Flex and Bison)
Flex/Bison ports to Win32, includes MAN pages, and email list for peer to peer support.
Lex and Yacc for Delphi 3
Port of lex and yacc to Delphi 3. Base at port to Turbo Pascal.
The LEX & YACC Page
All about Lex, Yacc, Flex, and Bison: Overview, Online Documentation, Papers, Tools, Pointers
The LEMON Parser Generator
Very simple LALR(1) open-source parser generator. Outputs C, claims to produce faster parsers than yacc/bison.
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