Skip to content

Releases: jose-rZM/LL1Checker

Release 3.0-LL1Checker

04 Feb 21:26
@jose-rZM jose-rZM
V3.0
1b94a1b
This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature.
GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194
Verified
Learn about vigilant mode.
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
Release 3.0-LL1Checker Latest
Latest

LL1Checker v3.0 Release 🎉

This release introduces version 3.0 of the LL(1) parser tool, now available as a pre-compiled binary for Linux and Windows.
Designed to assist students and developers in understanding and working with LL(1) grammars, this version enhances robustness, performance, and visualization.

✨ What's New?

  • New table format using tabulate, improving readability and structure.
  • No longer relies on flex for lexical analysis, making the tool more self-contained and efficient.
  • Better handling of ambiguous grammars, improving feedback and error detection.
  • Optimized performance, reducing execution time for large grammars and inputs.

💻 Compatibility and Requirements

  • Linux: Works on most modern Linux distributions. The binary was compiled using Ubuntu 22 and the boost libraries are statically linked, so you do not need to have them.
  • Windows: Windows 10 or later is required.

📥 Installation and Usage

Linux Binary

Download and run:

chmod +x ll1
./ll1

Windows Executable

Download ll1.exe and run it from any terminal.

🙌 Acknowledgments

Special thanks to tabulate for providing a clean and efficient way to display tables in the terminal.

Assets 4
Loading

Release 2.0 -LL1Checker

28 Oct 16:44
@jose-rZM jose-rZM
v2.0
1e85ef7
This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature.
GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194
Verified
Learn about vigilant mode.
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
Release 2.0 -LL1Checker

This release features the version 2.0 of the LL(1) parser tool, now available as a pre-compiled binary. Designed to assist students and developers in understanding and working with LL(1) grammars, this refined version enchances the application capabilities for analyzing, and validating grammars and inputs.

Requirements

  • flex needs to be installed in your OS and in your PATH. If you are on windows, winflexbison is used, the folder must be in your PATH.
  • gcc needs to be installed and in your PATH

Installation and Usage

  1. Executable Binary (Linux)
  • Simply download and execute with ./ll1. Make sure the file has execution permissions (chmod +x ll1)
  1. Debian Package (.deb)
  • Install with sudo dpkg -i <debian_package>. After installation, run ll1 from any terminal.
  1. RPM Package (.rpm)
  • Install with sudo dnf install <rpm_package>.
  1. Windows Executable (.exe)
  • Download and run LL1.exe from any terminal.

Acknowledgments
A special thank you to the creators of winflex_bison https://github.com/lexxmark/winflexbison for their Windows port.

Loading