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Compiler Construction LR(1) Rina Zviel-Girshin and Ohad Shacham School of Computer Science Tel-Aviv University

2 LR Grammar Hierarchy Non-ambiguous CFG CLR(1) LALR(1) SLR(1) LR(0)

3 S’  S$ S  A | xb A  aAb | B B  x Example

4 A  B  A  a  Ab A   aAb A   B B   x S  A  S  x  b B  x  A  aA  b S  xb  A  aAb  S4S4 S3S3 S1S1 S2S2 S5S5 S8S8 S6S6 B B a A b A x b S‘   S$ S   A S   xb A   aAb A   B B   x S0S0 S’  S$ S  A | xb A  aAb | B B  x S’  S  $ S’  S$  S 10 S9S9 T S a B  x  S7S7 x

5 SLR(1) Calculate FOLLOW sets for each non terminal Use the FOLLOW set to break conflicts S  x  b B  x  S  xb  S2S2 S5S5 x b S‘   S$ S   A S   xb A   aAb A   B B   x S0S0 FOLLOW(B) = {b,$}

6 LR(1) Keeps the specific look-ahead with each item Use the look-ahead to break conflicts More accurate than use the FOLLOW set

7 A  B  {$} A  a  Ab {$} A   aAb {b} A   B {b} B   x {b} S  A  {$} S  x  b {$} B  x  {$} A  aA  b {$} S  xb  {$} A  aAb  {$} S4S4 S3S3 S1S1 S2S2 S5S5 S8S8 S6S6 B B a A b A x b S‘   S$ S   A {$} S   xb {$} A   aAb {$} A   B {$} B   x {$} S0S0 S’  S  $ S’  S$  S 10 S9S9 T S A  B  {b} S 11 A  a  Ab {b} A   aAb {b} A   B {b} B   x {b} A  aA  b {b} A  aAb  {b} S 14 S 13 b A B  x  {b} S7S7 x x B a a S 12 LR(1)

8 A  B  A  a  Ab A   aAb A   B B   x S  A  S  x  b B  x  A  aA  b S  xb  A  aAb  S4S4 S3S3 S1S1 S2S2 S5S5 S8S8 S6S6 B B a A b A x b S‘   S$ S   A S   xb A   aAb A   B B   x S0S0 S’  S$ S  A | xb A  aAb | B B  x S’  S  $ S’  S$  S 10 S9S9 T S a B  x  S7S7 x LR(0)

9 A  B  {$} A  a  Ab {$} A   aAb {b} A   B {b} B   x {b} S  A  {$} S  x  b {$} B  x  {$} A  aA  b {$} S  xb  {$} A  aAb  {$} S4S4 S3S3 S1S1 S2S2 S5S5 S8S8 S6S6 B B a A b A x b S‘   S$ S   A {$} S   xb {$} A   aAb {$} A   B {$} B   x {$} S0S0 S’  S  $ S’  S$  S 10 S9S9 T S A  B  {b} S 11 A  a  Ab {b} A   aAb {b} A   B {b} B   x {b} A  aA  b {b} A  aAb  {b} S 14 S 13 b A B  x  {b} S7S7 x x B a a S 12 LR(1)

10 A  B  {$,b} A  a  Ab {$,b} A   aAb {b} A   B {b} B   x {b} S  A  {$} S  x  b {$} B  x  {$} A  aA  b {$,b} S  xb  {$} A  aAb  {$,b} S4S4 S 3,12 S1S1 S2S2 S5S5 S 8,14 S 6,13 B B a A b A x b S‘   S$ S   A {$} S   xb {$} A   aAb {$} A   B {$} B   x {$} S0S0 S’  S  $ S’  S$  S 10 S9S9 T S B  x  {b} S7S7 x B a LALR(1)

11 LALR(1) Combines states with the same items Much smaller parsing tables May introduce reduce-reduce conflicts Cannot introduce shift-reduce conflict S  A  tB {$} C  x  {ty}

12 LR Grammar Hierarchy Non-ambiguous CFG CLR(1) LALR(1) SLR(1) LR(0)