If you have gforth installed, look at gray.fs. I used it a few years ago and figured out the basics, but I'd have to review it again to refresh my memory.
DaR
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> Does anyone have code for a lexer/parser generator in Forth?
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> This would be similar to lex and yacc on Unix.
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> Thanks, Joel
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