

Integrated ANTLR/Java Launcher and Debugger(beta).Also includes a StringTemplate group file editor and outline view.ĪNTLR IDE. rules files only work for the C target.ĪntlrDT is a standard Eclipse plugin implementing an Antlr 3.1+ specific grammar editor, outline, and builder. Note that you must tell Visual Studio whether this is a lexer only, parser only, parser+lexer, or tree grammar (you can change it later if you get this wrong). g file to your Visual Studio project, it will ask you which rule file you wish to use. rules files, which you can add in to your Visual Studio configuration. The C runtime distribution - use the 3.1 distribution, which you may need to get from the latest interim build at the time of writing - comes with a set of. When this happens, the grammar will not be recompiled until it is edited again (since the output is more recent than the grammar). Also, it is possible for ANTLR to generate the output file successfully even though your grammar has errors in it. Sometimes error messages have an empty "location" string, so Visual Studio will not detect the error. With ANTLR 3.0, there are some minor integration issues.
