Java-Lex: A Lexical Analyzer Generator for Java

Latest version 1.1.4 of Java-Lex updated on December 12, 1996.

Java-Lex is a lexical analyzer generator, written for Java, in Java. Java-Lex has been developed by Elliot Berk, an undergraduate computer science major at Princeton University.

• Source Code
  The Java implementation of Java-Lex should be downloaded and compiled into runnable form.
• User Manual
  An HTML document that describes the format of Java-Lex specification files, the performance of lexical analyzers generated with Java-Lex, and other important issues.
• Installation Instructions
  A README file that provides information regarding Java-Lex compilation and usage.
• Sample Input
  A sample specification file that can be used to generate a simple lexical analyzer using Java-Lex.
• Bugs
  A web site that lists bug reports from Java-Lex users, along with the current status of each bug.