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    Yashwanth C b
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    Hi guys. I like to make a parser for my own programming language in c++.can anybody help me. Thank you

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      Hi guys. I like to make a parser for my own programming language in c++.can anybody help me. Thank you

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      A programming language requires more than just a 'parser'. If you are serious then you should buy the Dragon book. You might want to look into lexx and yacc as well (there are books for those.) If you just want to mess around then code it. If you get serious then the first time experience will provide a constrast for later work. Other than that you define the syntax before you start coding.

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        Hi guys. I like to make a parser for my own programming language in c++.can anybody help me. Thank you

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        You might write yourself from scratch or use Boost.Spirit[^] (or, if you prefer a C-like approach, the classical tools Flex[^] and Bison[^]).

        Veni, vidi, vici.

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