Extended Weak Precedence Functions
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概要
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Weak precedence grammars are useful as tools for description of the syntax of programming languages. We considered weak precedence functions with error relations(?), which are modified versions of Aho's error detecting simple precedence functions. We represent three weak precedence relations (≤,>,?) by two pairs of functions, and we call them Extended Weak Precedence Functions (EWPF). We define semistrong equivalence (SSE) to reduce the number of error relations, and show an efficient algorithm to compute EWPF in SSE level. We have shown an algorithm which transforms an unambiguous context-free grammar to a grammar which has EWPF. This algorithm is easy to implement.
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著者
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Kaijiri Kenji
Faculty Of Engineering Shinsyu University
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Kaijiri Kenji
Faculty Of Engineering Information Engineering
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UCHINAMI Seiichi
Faculty of Engineering, Osaka University
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TEZUKA Yoshikazu
Faculty of Engineering, Osaka University
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Tezuka Yoshikazu
Faculty Of Engineering Osaka University
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Uchinami Seiichi
Faculty Of Engineering Osaka University
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Uchinami Seiichi
Faculty Of Computer Science And Systems Engineering Kyushu Institute Of Technology
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