From: schmitz@i3s.unice.fr   
      
   Daniel Zingaro wrote:   
   > Does anyone have a good example of a piece of a (possible) programming   
   > language grammar which is not LR(k)? I'm specifically looking for an   
   > example of where we can easily use Accent (a compiler-compiler using   
   > Earley parsers) without having to mess around with a grammar to avoid LR   
   > conflicts. I can contrive (mostly bad) examples but wondering what   
   > examples others have.   
      
   You can consider the Java modifiers syntax in   
   .   
      
   There are two examples in the Standard ML language definition, although   
   they are mingled with ambiguities; see Kahrs' analysis in   
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   Hope that helps,   
      
      Sylvain   
      
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