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Introduction and survey....Pages 1-21
Procedure for the AG....Pages 22-26
Comparison of the AG with other attribute grammars....Pages 27-28
Experiences with attribute grammars....Pages 29-29
Overall structure of the AG....Pages 31-39
Declaration elaboration....Pages 40-55
Name and expression analysis....Pages 56-65
Semantic checks and error handling....Pages 66-83
Attribute types....Pages 84-94
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