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JavaCC [tm]: Documentation Index

By following the links from this page you should be able to obtain all
necessary documentation on JavaCC [tm].


If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to
contact us.
We recommend the following step-by-step process to learning JavaCC:



Go through the simple examples that are available as part of the Java Compiler
Compiler [tm] release.  This is located under the examples directory in a
directory called SimpleExamples.  Read the file
README
in this directory for complete instructions.


Go through the tree building examples (that use JJTree) that are also available
as part of the JavaCC release.  This is located under the examples directory in a
directory called JJTreeExamples.  Read the file
README
in this directory for complete instructions.


Study the description of
the JavaCC grammar file.
This provides the complete syntax of the grammar file along with a detailed
description of these constructs.  There are also many examples in the grammar repository.


Click here to see the document that describes the
command line input syntax.


The JavaCC API routines are a bunch of classes,
methods, and variables which may be accessed from user code (typically from
actions - the java_block in the syntax).


Click here to get to the JJTree documentation.


Click here to get to the JJDoc documentation.


Detailed JavaCC documentation is organized as a set
of minitutorials, each on a separate topic.  The following
minitutorials are currently available:


Lookahead MiniTutorial:
This is a complete guide to how lookahead processing is performed and provides
tips on how to insert local lookahead specifications.


Token Manager MiniTutorial:
This is a description to how the token manager works.


Customizing Error Messages and Recovering From Errors:
This document describes how you can customize error messages and also recover
from errors during parsing.


Using the Default Character Stream Readers:
This document describes the various ways in which you can use the default
character stream reader classes that are generated by JavaCC.