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???????????? ?????????????????????????? LL(1) ????????????????? ????????
????? (ambiguous, ?????????) ????????????????????????? ??????????????
(semantic) ????????????????????????????????? ????? ????????????????????????
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1. ??? A ★ w ???????? P[A,a] ????? a ?????? First(w)
2. ??? ? ?????? First(w) ???? ??? A ★ w ???? P[A,a] ????? a ?????? Follow(A)
3. ??? ? ?????? First(w) ???? $ ?????? Follow(A) ??????? A ★ w ???? P[A,$]
3. ???????? 16.13 (???????????????????)
? ????????????? ???
S ★ ASb | C
A ★ a
C ★ cC | ?
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First Follow
S {a,c, ?} {b,$}
A {a} {a,b,c}
C {c, ?} {b,$}
a b c $
S S ★ ASb S ★ C S ★ C S ★ C
A A ★ a error error error
C error C ★ ? C ★ cC C ★ ?
4. Stack Input Action to Perform
$S aaccbb$ Pop, push b, push S, push A
$bSA aaccbb$ Pop, push a
$bSa aaccbb$ Pop, consume
$bS accbb$ Pop, push b, push S, push A
$bbSA accbb$ Pop, push a
$bbSa accbb$ Pop, consume
$bbS ccbb$ Pop, push C
$bbC ccbb$ Pop, push C, push c
$bbCc ccbb$ Pop, consume
$bbC cbb$ Pop, push C, push c
$bbCc cbb$ Pop, consume
$bbC bb$ Pop
$bb bb$ Pop, consume
$b b$ Pop, consume
$ $ Accept
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5. 16.7 ?????????????? LL(k)
? ???????????????????????????? LL(k) ??? ??? ?????? ?????????????????????
????????????? ??????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???
??????????????????? (LL-Left to right scan & Leftmost derivation)
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9. 16.7 ?????????????? LL(k)
? ?????????????????????? LL(k) ???????????
?????? X ??????????????????????????????
???????????????? LL(k) ????????????????????????????? 2 ?????????? ????
S ★ A | C
? ????? A ???????????????????? an
? ??? C ??????????????????????? ??????????? anbn
? ?????????????????????????????????? ak+1 ??? ak+1bk+1 ?????????????????????????
a ????? k+1 ?????????????????????????????????????????????????
??????????? ??????? ?????????? k ?????????????????????????????????
??????? ????????? S ★ A ???? S ★ C
16. 16.8 ?????????????????????? LR(k)
? L = Left to right scan (????????????????)
? R = Rightmost derivation (????????????????????????)
? k ????????????? k ??????????????? ??????? (up to k symbol past the
handle)
???????????? ???????? LR(0) ??????????????????????????? ????????????????
??????? Knuth[1965] ????????????????? ??? k ???????????????????????????? LR
???????????????????????????? ??? ???? LR(1) ??????????????????????????
20. ??????????? 16.17 ???????????? ????????
LR(1)
? ???????????
S ★ aCd | bCD
C ★ cC | c
D ★ d
? ??????????????????????? ???????????????
aCd,acn+1Cd,acn+1d,bCD,bCd,bcn+1Cd,bcn+1d.
25. Stack Input Action to Perform
0 bccd$ Shift 6
0 b 6 ccd$ Shift 4
0 b 6 c 4 cd$ Shift 4
0 b 6 c 4 c 4 d$ Reduce by C ★ c
0 b 6 c 4 C 5 d$ Reduce by C ★ cC
0 b 6 C 7 d$ Shift 8
0 b 6 C 7 d 8 $ Reduce by D ★ d
0 b 6 C 5 D 9 $ Reduce by S ★ bCD
0 S 10 $ Accept
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