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Subject: LR(1) Parser Table Generator wanted (ideally C or C++) as refeernce
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SLK might help you with this. It is actually LR(k)-ish, but should
generate the tables you want if you set k=1. It adds k lookahead to the
LR(1) machine which turns out to be surprisingly useful for some of the
typical k>1 issues that come up.

www.slkpg.com