1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf00125494
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Construction of a translator for robot-programming languages

Abstract: The paper describes a method for construction and implementation of a translator for robotic programming languages using compiler-compilers. Stat~ing from the standard robotic programming language PASRO, a new robotic language is formed, as well as a translator from the newly-formed language into the symbolic robot language of the robot control system EDUC-NET, using the compiler--compiler COCO-2. A comparative analysis of the application of different compiler-compilers (COCO-2 and LEX-YACC) for translator con… Show more

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“…A new robotic language was developed, along with the creation of a translator that can convert programs written in this language into the symbolic robot language utilized by the EDUC-NET robot control system. This article provides a comparative analysis of two different compilercompilers, COCO-2 and LEX-YACC, and their use in constructing a translator [59]. During that period, researchers were particularly interested in creating robots that could operate effectively in ever-changing and partially familiar surroundings.…”
Section: Mechatronicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A new robotic language was developed, along with the creation of a translator that can convert programs written in this language into the symbolic robot language utilized by the EDUC-NET robot control system. This article provides a comparative analysis of two different compilercompilers, COCO-2 and LEX-YACC, and their use in constructing a translator [59]. During that period, researchers were particularly interested in creating robots that could operate effectively in ever-changing and partially familiar surroundings.…”
Section: Mechatronicsmentioning
confidence: 99%