- Author:
- F. L. Deremer
A context-free syntactical translator (CFST) is a machine which defines a translation from one context-free language to another. A transduction grammar is a formal system based on a context-free grammar and it specifies a context-free syntactical translation. A simple suffix transduction grammar based on a context-free grammar which is LR(k) specifies a translation which can be defined by a deterministic push-down automation (DPDA). A method is presented for automatically constructing CFSTs (DPDAs) from those simple suffix transduction grammars which are based on the LR(k) grammars. The method is developed by first considering grammatical analysis from the string-manipulation viewpoint, then converting the resulting string-manipulation.
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