我知道,自下而上的解析器比自上而下的解析器更好,因为它可以接受左递归语法,我们更倾向于通过自上而下的解析解析自下而上的其他原因?

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解决方案

Theoretically speaking, the LL(k) grammars are always strict subsets of the LR(k) grammars for any k, so deterministic predictive bottom-up parsers can accept a strictly greater set of grammars than than deterministic predictive top-down parsers. This also means that any LL(k) grammar is also LR(k).

Also, a tricky proof shows that any deterministic CFL (a CFL accepted by a deterministic push down automaton) has an LR(1) grammar, which means that LR grammars correspond precisely to those languages that have efficient stack-based parsing algorithms.

That said, if you allow for more general parsing algorithms like Unger's algorithm, Earley's algorithm, or the CYK algorithm, then top-down and bottom-up methods exist for parsing arbitrary CFGs. These algorithms can be much slower than the predictive methods, though, so they typically aren't used for programming languages.

Hope this helps!

其他提示

We have bottom-up parsers generators like byson. Using them is much simpler then writing parsers manually.
Also, recursive descent parsers make all operations right-associative by default, which is incorrect for arithmetics. Turning them back to left-associative requires additional steps in parsing.

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