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lex

See yacc.


1.(tool)Lex - A lexical analyser generator for Unix and its input language. There is a GNU version called flex and a version written in, and outputting, SML/NJ called ML-lex. A version, by David Poole at Montana has been retargeted to Turbo Pascal, ftp://iecc.com/pub/file/lyprg.zip.

["Lex - A Lexical Analyzer Generator", M.E. Lesk, CS TR 39, Bell Labs, Oct 1975].
2.(language, specification)Lex - The lexical specification language for COPS.

["Metalanguages of the Compiler Production System COPS", J. Borowiec, in GI Fachgesprach "Compiler-Compiler", ed W. Henhapl, Tech Hochs Darmstadt 1978, pp.122-159].


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The author also misspells as legae the word for laws in the Latin proverb sine moribus leges vanae (without morals laws are vain).
Official patronage of communities, where the title "patron" was conferred upon individuals who possessed the necessary "qualifications" as determined by the leges Ursonensis and Malacitana, also took on a distinctively Roman shape in terms of both form and content.
 
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