T-Gen User's Guide

Anyone know where I can get a readable version of the t-gen user's guide?
The one that comes with t-gen is postscript.

Thanks.

-g

Geoff wrote:
> Anyone know where I can get a readable version of the t-gen user's guide?
> The one that comes with t-gen is postscript.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -g

Alternatively, install Ghostscript.

Geoff wrote:
> Anyone know where I can get a readable version of the t-gen user's guide?
> The one that comes with t-gen is postscript.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -g

Alternatively, install Ghostscript.

> Alternatively, install Ghostscript.

Uffffff, shades of the 90's, probably just skip the whole thing . . . it
seems to have slipped out of date.

-g

Geoff wrote:
>> Alternatively, install Ghostscript.
>
> Uffffff, shades of the 90's, probably just skip the whole thing . . . it
> seems to have slipped out of date.
>
> -g
>
>


You are slipping out of date, the first hit on Google presents you with
a PDF version of the guide.

http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/13729.html



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Geoff wrote:

> > Alternatively, install Ghostscript.
>
> Uffffff, shades of the 90's, probably just skip the whole thing . . . it
> seems to have slipped out of date.

It's a good idea to have Ghostscript installed anyway -- a significant amount
of the more interesting stuff on the web arrives as PostScript.

A question for anyone who knows the answer ;-)  Does T-Gen have any
capabilities that are not also available in SmaCC ?

If not, or if they aren't capabilities you need, then SmaCC would be a more
modern choice.

    -- chris

> Anyone know where I can get a readable version of the t-gen user's guide?
> The one that comes with t-gen is postscript.
The Dolphin Smalltalk Verion of T-Gen maintained by Bob Jarvis
(http://www.nls.net/mp/jarvis/Bob/DolphinGoodies.htm) contains a
"PDFied" and HTML Version I once converted.

BTW: If you start from scratch with your grammar I would really advice
using SmaCC (http://www.refactory.com/Software/SmaCC/index.html) instead.

CU,

Udo

Udo Schneider <[hidden email]> wrote:

>> Anyone know where I can get a readable version of the t-gen user's guide?
>> The one that comes with t-gen is postscript.
>The Dolphin Smalltalk Verion of T-Gen maintained by Bob Jarvis
>(http://www.nls.net/mp/jarvis/Bob/DolphinGoodies.htm) contains a
>"PDFied" and HTML Version I once converted.
>
>BTW: If you start from scratch with your grammar I would really advice
>using SmaCC (http://www.refactory.com/Software/SmaCC/index.html) instead.

Having had a fair bit of experience with both TGen and SmaCC, I'd reccomend
SmaCC as well.

Ian

>CU,
>
>Udo

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http://www.upright.net/ian/

Yep, you are right, I saw that page but it was an abstract with links to the
.ps file.  I saw the pdf link and saved it.

The other piece is t-gen has method collisions when imported into current
vast.  Something that will need to be corrected.

-g