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GF Grammar Examples

- -Author: Aarne Ranta <aarne (at) cs.chalmers.se>
-Last update: Fri Dec 22 15:07:56 2006 -
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-Here are some examples of GF grammars. -

-

This directory

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-animal -is a small grammar for queries about animals -("who chases lions"). Its aim is demonstrate -example-based grammar writing using the -resource grammar library. -

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-big -grammars built from the resource by extending the -lexicon with several thousands of words. Still very buggy. -

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-bronzeage -defines a set of grammars using the -Swadesh list -to perform basic communication in eight languages. -It is also another illustration of the use of the -resource grammar library. -

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-gfcc -shows a small C compiler written in GF. -It is explained in the paper -Declarative Language Definitions and Code Generation as Linearization -

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-letter -is a package for love and business letters in six languages. -Its aimed is to illustrate -multilingual authoring, as shown in this -demo applet. -

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-numerals -is a set of grammars for number words from 1 to 999,999 in 88 -languages. It can also be tested in this -demo applet. -

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-stoneage -is an earlier version of bronzeage. -

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-tram -is an illustration of the -resource grammar library, -in particular of multimodal grammars that combine -speech with mouse clicks. -

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More examples

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-GF Quick start -

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-GF Grammarian's Tutorial -

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-GF resource grammar library. -

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