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Johannes Luber (Maintainer)
jaluber AT gmx.de

Kunle Odutola
kunle UNDERSCORE odutola AT hotmail.com

Micheal Jordan

Contents

• #Getting Started
• #Architecture
• #Status
  • #Version 3.0.x#Version 3.1.x
• #Target Platforms
  • CSharp target (versions 3.0.x and 3.1.x)
  • CSharp2 target (version 3.1.x and later)
  • #Runtime Location
  • #Supported build tools
• #Performance
• #Source Code and Binaries
• #Bug Reports
• #Usage
  • #Specify that C# code should be generated for a grammar
  • #List of generated C# source files
  • #Specify a C# namespace for your recognizer
  • Preprocessor symbols (since ANTLR 3.1.2)
  • #Members blocks vs C# v2 Partial Classes
  • #Syntactic differences from the Java target
  • #Known Issues
  • #Debugging with ANTLRWorks

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If you want to setup and start using ANTLR with C# as quickly as possible please see the FAQ page on using ANTLR, ANTLRWorks, and CC#.

However this current page (not the FAQ page) provides architectural and background information useful to understanding the workings and usage of ANTLR and C#.

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For an example grammar named MyGrammar, the following table list the files that would be generated by ANTLR 3.1+ using the CSharp2 (and CSharp) target.

grammar MyGrammar;

options
{
    language=CSharp2;
}
// rest of grammar follows
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lexer grammar MyGrammar;

options
{
    language=CSharp2;
}
// rest of grammar follows
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parser grammar MyGrammar;

options
{
    language=CSharp2;
}
// rest of grammar follows
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tree grammar MyGrammar;

options
{
    language=CSharp2;
}
// rest of grammar follows
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