ANTLR3 Code Generation Targets

Code generation for the following target languages is currently in development, testing or is complete. Visit the page for each target language for more information - hopefully the persons dealing with each target language will update their respective rows in this table with their current status.

See also Target API documentation and How to build an ANTLR code generation target.

Language	Irresponsible Person	Status
Ada	Luke A. Guest	Currently dormant.
ActionScript	George Scott (initial port, not actively maintaining)	In sync up to 3.2, but currently not in active development.
C	Jim Idle	In sync with ANTLR3 development. Use the .tgz files under the `dist` subdirectory to build the runtime.
C++	Gokulakannan Somasundaram (was Jim Idle & Ric Klaren)	Created on antlr-3.4 and hence in sync with only antlr-3.4
C#; C# 2	Maintainer: Johannes Luber (contributed by: Kunle Odutola and Micheal Jordan)	In sync with ANTLR3 Development to 3.3, but a few errors make it beta for 3.3. There are separate targets for .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.
C# 3	Maintainer: Sam Harwell	(Added post-release 3.1.3) In sync with ANTLR3 Development, except no support for the `-debug` or `-profile` flags yet
D	?	?
Emacs ELisp	Ola Bini	He's working on this at the moment; http://github.com/olabini/antlr-elisp
Objective C	Alan Condit, Kay Roepke	Current with 3.3 version.
Java	Terence (parrt at cs usfca edu)	In sync with ANTLR3 Development
JavaScript	Joey Hurst	In sync with ANTLR3 Development
Python	Benjamin Niemann	Current with 3.1.3
Ruby	Kyle Yetter, previously Martin Traverso	Current with 3.3
Perl6	Bernhard Schmalhofer Bernhard.Schmalhofer@gmx.de	Inactive. No code produced yet. Takers wanted.
Perl	Ron Blaschke ron at rblasch.org	Early prototyping. Simple lexer is working.
PHP	Sidharth Kuruvila, Yauhen Yakimovich, Geoff Speicher, Rolland Brunec	Primary milstone is aimed at verification of Lexer, Parser generation. The work towards implementation of StringTemplate is in progress
Oberon (yes, Oberon)	Dominik Holenstein	Planning and analyzing. First version expected for Q1/2007.
Scala	Matthew Lloyd