Name Recipes/Contents

Synopsis Table of Contents.

Description

• Contents: Table of Contents.
• Basic: Some basic, hello world-like, examples of Rascal programs.
• Hello: Variations on the ubiquitous Hello World example.
• Factorial: Compute the factorial function.
• Squares: Print a list of squares
• BottlesOfBeer: A Rascal version of a generator for the 99 Bottles of Beer song.
• Bubble: Variout styles to write bubble sort.
• Even: Produce a list of even numbers.
• FizzBuzz: We solve a well-known job interview puzzle.
• Quine: A self-reproducing program.
• Common: Solutions for some common tasks.
• AdHocDataExploration: Using Rascal to explore an interesting data space.
• CallAnalysis: Analyzing the call structure of an application.
• CallLifting: Lift procedure calls to component calls.
• ColoredTrees: Computations on binary trees.
• CountConstructors: Generic function that can count constructors in a value of any algebraic data type.
• Derivative: Symbolic differentiation.
• StringTemplate: Using string templates to generate code.
• WordCount: Counting words in strings.
• CountInLine1: Count words in a line.
• CountInLine2: Count words in a line.
• CountInLine3: Count words in a line.
• Jabberwocky: Lewis Carroll's well-known poem.
• WordReplacement: Replace words in a string.
• Languages: Definitions of several languages and their tools.
• Exp: The hello world of syntax definition and language definition. It illustrates how to define concrete and abstract syntax and how to use concrete and abstract patterns to evaluate expressions.
• Abstract: A version of Exp based on abstract syntax.
• Concrete: Various versions of Exp based on concrete syntax.
• NoLayout: A version of Exp based on concrete syntax.
• WithLayout: Defines a concrete syntax for Exp with layout.
• Combined: Combine concrete syntax with abstract syntax.
• Automatic: Use implode to translate an Exp parse tree to an abstract syntax tree.
• Manual: An Exp evaluator that uses a manually written conversion from parse tree to abstract syntaxt tree.
• Func: Func is a tiny functional language; we present several interpreters for it.
• ConcreteSyntax: The concrete syntax of Func.
• Parse: Parse a Func program from a string or a file.
• AbstractSyntax: The abstract syntax for Func.
• LoadAST: Parse Func program from string or file and convert to an abstract syntax tree.
• Eval0: A Func interpreter that does not support let-expressions and pointers.
• Eval1:
• Eval2:
• Eval3:
• Lisra: A lisp interpreter in Rascal.
• Runtime: The runtime representation of Lisp programs and data.
• Eval: A Lisp interpreter.
• Syntax: The textual syntax of Lisp.
• Parse: Parsing a Lisp expression.
• Pretty: A Lisp pretty printer.
• Test: Tests for the Lisp interpreter.
• Pico: The classical toy language, including a specialized IDE.
• Syntax: Concrete syntax for Pico.
• Abstract: Abstract syntax for Pico.
• Load: Convert a Pico parse tree into a Pico abstract syntax tree.
• Typecheck: Typechecker a Pico program.
• Evaluate: Evaluate a Pico program.
• Assembly: Assembly language for Pico.
• Compile: Compile a Pico program to assembly language.
• UseDef: Compute use-def information for the variables in a Pico program.
• ControlFlow: Compute the control flow graph for a Pico program.
• Visualize: Visualize Pico Control Flow Graphs.
• Uninit: Find unitialized variables in a Pico program.
• IDE: An Integrated Development Environment for Pico.
• Metrics: Computing
• MeasuringJava: A few steps using the M3 model to compute basic metrics for a Java project in Eclipse
• MeasuringClasses:
• MeasuringMethods:
• Visualization: Recipes for creating visualizations.
• MyFirstBox: Drawing a box in many variations.
• PlayingWithProperties: Illustrate the effect of various figure properties.
• ADT: Visualize an Algebraic Datatype as a tree.
• DrawLogo: Draw the Rascal logo.
• InteractiveBoxHeight: Control the height of a box with user input.
• ParseTree: Visualize a parse tree.

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