State of evaluation:
eval
Submission Category:
department project
Discipline:
computer science
The program is mainly used in:
compiler construction, formal languages
Smalltalk-based Interactive Compiler-compiler
SIC"95 is an educational tool for demonstrating compiling techniques.Technically, it consists of a scanner generator several parser generators,and different attribute evaluators. SIC"95 behaves like a a debugger for compilers: All the generated compiler components continuously display their internal states (stacks, partial syntax trees, current LR state and can be controlled completely by the user with the mouse.SIC"95 is a much enhanced version of an earlier MS-DOS-based system andis now available on most Unix platforms.
Name:
Schmitz
First Name:
Lothar
Institution:
Universitaet der Bundeswehr
Street:
Fakultaet fuer Informatik
Zip-Code:
D 85577
City:
Neubiberg
Country
Germany
Phone:
0049-89-6004-2140
Fax:
0049-8106-8467
E-Mail:
lothar@informatik.unibw-muenchen.de
Hard- and software needed to run the program:
Computer type and processor:
see remarks
Graphic device:
see remarks
RAM:
see remarks
Harddisk space:
see remarks
Other harware needed:
see remarks
Operating system and shell:
see remarks
Other software needed:
VisualWorks 2.0 (successor of Smalltalk 80)
Remarks:
SIC"95 can be installed on top of any VisualWorks 2.0 system.VisualWorks is available for a multitude of platforms includingmost Unix graphical workstations and MS-Windows PCs.We submit the installati
ion files for Unix.In order to install SIC"95 you need about 5 MB of additionalhard disk space.