Berkeley Yacc
reimplementation of the Unix parser generator Yacc
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Berkeley Yacc
Summary
Berkeley Yacc is a LALR parser generator[1].
Key Facts
- Berkeley Yacc is the creator of Robert P. Corbett[2].
- Berkeley Yacc's instance of is recorded as LALR parser generator[3].
- Berkeley Yacc's instance of is recorded as standard UNIX utility or command[4].
- Berkeley Yacc's instance of is recorded as public-domain software[5].
- Berkeley Yacc's based on is recorded as yacc[6].
- Berkeley Yacc's developer is recorded as Thomas E. Dickey[7].
- Berkeley Yacc's programmed in is recorded as Q15777[8].
- Berkeley Yacc's operating system is recorded as Unix-like operating system[9].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20170709[10].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20180510[11].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20180525[12].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20180609[13].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20190617[14].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20191103[15].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20191119[16].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20191125[17].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20200330[18].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20211224[19].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20220128[20].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20230201[21].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20230219[22].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20230521[23].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20240109[24].
- Berkeley Yacc's software version identifier is recorded as 20241231[25].
- September 2, 1989 marks the founding of Berkeley Yacc[26].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include LALR parser generator[3], standard UNIX utility or command[4], and public-domain software[5].
Origins
September 2, 1989 marks the founding of Berkeley Yacc[26].