Ocamllex + Menhir version of TinyLang #1
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* Added an Ocamllex and Menhir vesion of TinyLang * Deleted parser automation file * Added gitignore
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Students taking COMP520 should all have completed COMP302 since it is a prerequisite for this class.
I feel like this course could be a good opportunity for some curious students to work on a large project written in a functional language. Since most students coming into this class should be comfortable with OCaml from COMP302, I thought it could be nice to add a template here to help get started.
The tools OCamllex and Menhir are very similar to Flex and Bison and have almost the same syntax.