2025/08/09 –, TR209
Have you ever created a parser using an LR parser generator such as Lrama or GNU Bison? If so, you've likely encountered conflicts – perhaps even many times – leaving you feeling lost and unsure of what to do. However, conflicts offer incredibly valuable insights for understanding the grammar of programming languages.
In this presentation, we will delve into the structure of Ruby's grammar by intentionally introducing changes to its syntax, triggering conflicts, and then analyzing those conflicts. Through this process, we aim to deepen our understanding of how Ruby's grammar is constructed.
This presentation is intended for individuals interested in the grammar of the Ruby programming language. Prior experience with programming language implementation, particularly the design of grammars and the implementation of parsers (whether in university courses or as a hobby), would enhance understanding of the content.
難易度:Intermediate
The author of Lrama LALR parser generator. Ruby committer.