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* [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/ code/xmleda] * [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/ code/xmleda]
-** Example 1: Since multi-line comment parsing and escaped end-of-line characters can be one of the more challenging aspects of parser writing, that's what this example exercises.+** Example 1: Since multi-line comment parsing and escaped end-of-line characters can be one of the more challenging aspects of parser writing, that's what this example exercises. It uses the Saxonica parser; see the ''runExample1'' script.
*** [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/example1.txt example1.txt] *** [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/example1.txt example1.txt]
*** [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/example1.xml example1.xml] *** [http://clothbot.com/code/xmleda/example1.xml example1.xml]

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Contents

XML EDA

HDL Parsing using XSLT 2.0

Why XSLT 2.0?

  • Has regular expression support.
  • Primary language parser itself can be transformed via XSLT into application-specific transforms.
  • Primary language parser could be transformed into Lex/Yacc or JavaCC compile-able code.
  • Easy to maintain

Sample Code

  • code/xmleda
    • Example 1: Since multi-line comment parsing and escaped end-of-line characters can be one of the more challenging aspects of parser writing, that's what this example exercises. It uses the Saxonica parser; see the runExample1 script.

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