Understanding Shift-Reduce Parsing Example in Mr. Lupoli's F2012
This example explains shift-reduce parsing by tracing the input to the original start symbol. It demonstrates how shifting and reducing operations work in parsing mechanics, using the given original production and syntax rules for matching and reduction steps.
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Shift-Reduce Parsing Example 1 Mr. Lupoli F2012
Mechanics Goal trace that the given input can be reduced BACK to the original start symbol Shift marker that moves along the input from left to right what is on left needs to be reduced match with production table Reduce apply the inverse production
Whats Given Original Production E int E E + (E) E int E E + (E) Syntax to be checked int + (int) + (int)
| int + (int) + (int) E int E E + (E)
int | + ( int ) + ( int ) we have a match!! Reduce E | + ( int ) + ( int ) E int E E + (E)
E + | ( int ) + ( int ) no match shift E int E E + (E)
E + ( | int ) + ( int ) no match shift E int E E + (E)
E + ( int | ) + ( int ) match !!! Reduce E + ( E | ) + ( int ) E int E E + (E)
E + ( E ) | + ( int ) match!! Reduce E | + ( int ) E int E E + (E)
E + | ( int ) no match, shift E int E E + (E)
E + ( | int ) no match, shift E int E E + (E)
E + ( int | ) found a match!! Reduce!! E + ( E | ) E int E E + (E)
E + ( E ) | found a match!! Reduce!! E E int E E + (E)
E starting production!!! ACCEPT!!!E int E E + (E)
In total int + (int) + (int)$ shift int + (int) + (int)$ red. E E + (int) + (int)$ shift 3 times E + (int ) + (int)$ red. E E + (E ) + (int)$ shift E + (E) + (int)$ red. E E + (int)$ shift 3 times E + (int )$ red. E E + (E )$ shift E + (E) $ red. E E $ accept int int E + (E) int E + (E)
Sources CS 671 University of Virginia
