文档介绍：Early Praise for The Definitive ANTLR 4 Reference
Parr’s clear writing and lighthearted style make it a pleasure to learn the practical
details of building language processors.
➤ Dan Bornstein
Designer of the Dalvik VM for Android
ANTLR is an exceptionally powerful and flexible tool for parsing formal languages.
At Twitter, we use it exclusively for query parsing in our search engine. Our
grammars are clean and concise, and the generated code is efficient and stable.
This book is our go-to reference for ANTLR v4—engaging writing, clear descriptions,
and practical examples all in one place.
➤ Samuel Luckenbill
Senior manager of search infrastructure, Twitter, Inc.
ANTLR v4 really makes parsing easy, and this book makes it even easier. It explains
every step of the process, from designing the grammar to making use of the output.
➤ Niko Matsakis
Core contributor to the Rust language and researcher at Mozilla Research
I sure wish I had ANTLR 4 and this book four years ago when I started to work
on a C++ grammar in Beans IDE and the Sun Studio IDE. Excellent content
and very readable.
➤ Nikolay Krasilnikov
Senior software engineer, Oracle Corp.
This book is an absolute requirement for getting the most out of ANTLR. I refer
to it constantly whenever I’m editing a grammar.
➤ Rich Unger
Principal member of technical staff, Apex Code team,
I have been using ANTLR to create languages for six years now, and the new v4
is absolutely wonderful. The best news is that Terence has written this fantastic
book to pany the software. It will please newbies and experts alike. If you
process data or implement languages, do yourself a favor and buy this book!
➤ Rahul Gidwani
Senior software engineer, Xoom Corp.
Never have plexities surrounding parsing been so simply explained. This
book provides brilliant insight into the ANTLR v4 software, with clear explanations
from installation to advanced usage. An array of real-life examples, such as JSON
and