Has performance of ANTLR generated code gotten better? I'm sure some of this was bad grammars, but I wasn't thrilled with what I got out of ANTLR ~15 years ago
Last time I checked, about 5 years ago, the runtime libraries for the .NET target were a performance disaster. I remember reimplementing a compatible faster one in F#, but I wasn't satisfied with the overall program so I eventually got rid of ANTLR (and .NET) for that project altogether; I don't think the code survived.
Last time I checked, about 5 years ago, the runtime libraries for the .NET target were a performance disaster. I remember reimplementing a compatible faster one in F#, but I wasn't satisfied with the overall program so I eventually got rid of ANTLR (and .NET) for that project altogether; I don't think the code survived.