Is there a lex and yacc or preferably a flex and bison equivalent for Java?
There is a lex equivalent called JavaLex and a yacc equivalent called CUP. LALR(1) parser JavaLex and JavaCup: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~appel/modern/java/ Another one, jay, is available from the university of Osnabrck, at http://www.informatik.uni-osnabrueck.de/bernd/jay/. LL(k) parser JavaCC: http://www.metamata.com/JavaCC/ ANTLR, an LL(k) parser: http://www.antlr.org/ LALR(1) parser SableCC from McGill U. http://www.sable.mcgill.ca/sablecc/index.html is generously made available under GNU license. • (Sect. 4) Where can I find a byte code obfuscator? Java Obfuscators replace the original class, field and methods names in the bytecode with meaningless strings. Second generation obfuscators are now appearing that also obfuscate the control flow and encrypt String literals. People use obfuscators on their applets if they want to hide their code from others. Generally, you wouldn’t do this with software that you put on your website for others to enjoy. It runs counter to the “open sou
