C++ is a bad example because its' grammar is not actually context free.
Writing a recursive descent parser is actually quite intuitive. It's the solution that you'd eventually arrive at if given the problem of parsing some specific context free language.
GLR, GLL and PwD are solutions to parsing non-cfg (i.e. grammars that have more than one parse-tree) in optimal time.
Writing a recursive descent parser is actually quite intuitive. It's the solution that you'd eventually arrive at if given the problem of parsing some specific context free language.
GLR, GLL and PwD are solutions to parsing non-cfg (i.e. grammars that have more than one parse-tree) in optimal time.