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Declare that sablecc-runtime is (also) licensed under the EPLv1.0
dgelessus authored 
This matches the comments at the top of all of the sablecc-runtime
source files. I'm also leaving in the LGPLv2.1 as an alternative license
though - according to the FSF, the EPLv1.0 is incompatible with GPL
licenses, so the dual license is necessary to allow distributing our
SableCC fork. (All code in sablecc-runtime was written by us, so we're
free to relicense it like this.)
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SableCC 3.2 - STUPS version

Build Status

This work is based on SableCC 3.2 by Etienne Gagnon.

Our version of SableCC enriches the abstract syntax tree with information about tokens. Contributors to the extension of SableCC are:

  • Fabian Fritz
  • Marc Büngener
  • Jens Bendisposto

The authors of the SableCC version this work is based on are listed in the AUTHORS file.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.

License

This derived work is, like SableCC, covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License. You can view the copyright notice and the exact terms of the license in the files LICENSE, AUTHORS and COPYING-LESSER.

Building

  • Clone the repository.
  • Run the assemble target using Gradle (./gradlew assemble on Linux/macOS/etc., gradlew.bat assemble on Windows).
  • The binary is located in the build/libs subdirectory.

Documentation

You can find complete and detailed documentation on the SableCC framework and syntax at the site http://sablecc.org/documentation.html