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Context Free Grammar

Program in C++ that reads a Context Free Gramar and removes the useless symbols and productions. After that it generates a new simplified CFG in an output file.

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Ángel Luis Igareta Herráiz

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To start the program first you have to compile the source with MakeFile. After that you can start it executing:

.bin/cfg inputCFG outputCFG

The CFG has to be in the following syntax:

2
0 1
3
S A B
S -> 0A | 1S | ~
A -> 0B | 1S | ~
B -> 0A | 1B
1. The first line is the terminals' number of the CFG.
2. The second line is the list of terminals separated by a whitespace.
3. The third line is the no-terminals' number of the CFG.
4. The fourth line is the list of no-terminals separated by a whitespace.
5. The following lines will be the CFG productions. There must be one for no-terminal.

There are examples of CFG in the test folder.

License

The Mit License.

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Program in C++ that reads a context-free grammar and removes the useless symbols and productions. After that, it generates a new simplified CFG in an output file.

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