Lex—A Lexical Analyzer Generator¶
Lesk, M. E., & Schmidt, E. (1975). Lex—A Lexical Analyzer Generator.
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Domain-specific¶
- Nondeterministic Finite Automaton
- That is evidence that regular-language machinery participates in lexing, not evidence that all lexer behavior follows from NFA acceptance alone.
This sourceIt identifies the generated recognizer as deterministic and separately specifies longest-match and actions.
- That is evidence that regular-language machinery participates in lexing, not evidence that all lexer behavior follows from NFA acceptance alone.
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