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Syntaktische Analyse

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Der Parser realisiert die syntaktische Analyse von Programmen. Er erhält die Programme in Form einer vom Scanner/Sieber hergestellten Folge von Symbolen. Seine Aufgabe ist es, in diesen Folgen von Symbolen die syntaktische Struktur der Programme zu finden, d.h. Teilfolgen zu immer größeren syntaktischen Einheiten zusammenzufassen

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Wilhelm, R., Maurer, D. (1992). Syntaktische Analyse. In: Übersetzerbau. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00077-9_7

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