Common Syntactic Element

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Common Syntactic Element
For some of the E family of languages

Some of the E family of languages -- the E language, Kernel-E, and TermL -- delegate aspects of their specifications to other specifications, such as the following pages. These pages have a bottom-up organization typical of syntax specs:

These first three pages can be safely skipped by the casual reader concerned only with ASCII source texts.

Conformance -- defines what it means to conform to this spec.
From Bytes (Octets) to Characters -- making peace with Unicode...
- The Wysiwyg-ASCII Format -- ...while preserving some sanity

Common Character Classes -- to be used during lexing

Common Token Types -- reusable lexing rules

Unless stated otherwise, all text on this page which is either unattributed or by Mark S. Miller is hereby placed in the public domain.

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