Paper "Adaptive LL(*) Parsing" and code

[andr1972]

I have read "Adaptive LL(*) Parsing: The Power of Dynamic Analysis"
Are there any more articles on this topic? In which place of Antlr sources is core of this algorithm - equivalents of pseudocode functions from this article? Functions : parse, adaptivePredict,...

[kaby76]

• Source code for AdaptivePredict(): CSharp, JavaScript, TypeScript in Antlr4ng, ...
• If you want to really understand the code, you have to do what we've been doing for many, many decades. Read and follow what it does in a debugger. There are also switches for tracing the parser (see CSharp, Java).
• The original. Parr, T., Harwell, S., Fisher, K.: Adaptive LL(*) parsing: the power of dynamic analysis. In: Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications (2014).. Free here. Note, this paper is actually pretty good. The pseudocode is in the paper, and the implementation follows it closely.
• Oldie but goodie. LL(*): the foundation of the ANTLR parser generator
• A Coc-verified implementation of ALL(*), definitely worth a read. Lasser, S., Casinghino, C., Fisher, K., Roux, C.: CoStar: a verified ALL(*) parser. In: Programming Language Design and Implementation (2021).
• CoStar++. Lasser, S., Casinghino, C., Egolf, D., Fisher, K., Roux, C. (2023). Verified ALL(*) Parsing with Semantic Actions and Dynamic Input Validation. In: Rozier, K.Y., Chaudhuri, S. (eds) NASA Formal Methods. NFM 2023. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 13903. Springer, Cham.