Re: Netbeans E-Lang language support

Hi!

     Yes! Some years ago, in an investigation project at the "Facultad 
de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo" ( http://www.fadu.unl.edu.ar/), 
became necesary to develop a simulator in order to verify a theory. The 
project aims to determine how people react based on a intervention made 
in the urban environment.
     I want to make the simulator to run on a cluster based on 
distributed object where every object represent a node of the city. 
Every node will run independently of the other, and, based on a stimulus 
will modify his state and propagate it. I think I can make it in E using 
the distribution support.
     Currently we have the first "quantitative" relation and won't to 
see what happed if we test it on the cluster.
     I hope I explained...

     Thanks

         Marcelo




El 21/08/13 15:38, Mark S. Miller escribió:
> Hi Marcelo, you say "Now the need to develop in E has returned." I'm 
> curious. Could you expand on that? Thanks.
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 8:53 AM, "Marcelo D. Ré" <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Hi All!
>
>         Some time ago, I was trying to write a plugin that support E
>     in Netbeans. The module work but had some bugs, and since the need
>     of develop in E postponed, I abandoned the project.
>         Now the need to develop in E has returned. Unfortunately the
>     module that I had used is no more supported in Netbeans, so I
>     start again a new project, this time directly in Antlr.
>         I get the easy part working (I think), the Lexer but have
>     problem with the Parser. I have rewrite the grammar in Antlr3 and
>     I use Antlrwork1.5 to generate the Lexer/Parser.
>         I do not know enough about Antlr son my ".g" file surely has
>     bug. Actually it generate a Parser of about 867kb and it wont compile.
>         Currently the module have syntax highlight but without the
>     Parser I could not get error detection.  If anyone is interested I
>     can upload the module to sourceforge or github.
>
>
> I have never become comfortable or proficient with Antlr myself. But 
> Dean Tribble did an Antlr grammar in the E distribution at
>
>     /e/src/jsrc/org/erights/e/elang/syntax/antlr/e.g
>
> Have you looked at this? In any case, posting what you've got to 
> github would certainly help you find interest.
>
>       Are there somebody that could help me with this? I need to
>     detect what is the error that generate a big parser. I attach the ".g"
>
>         Thanks
>
>                 Marcelo
>
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