Commercial ANTLR (and StringTemplate) Technical Support Terence Parr, the primary author of ANTLR/StringTemplate and all around nice guy, is available to ensure your project is successful. You can purchase technical support for $3,000 per year. For the duration, you can ask Terence direct questions about ANTLR and StringTemplate. Contact is email-only and replies are sent within one business day, often within hours. This support consists of answering questions and providing advice, not building grammars or other software. Note: Terence is only able to answer questions related to the Java target. If you are a commercial enterprise or otherwise have money to throw around, you should consider purchasing tech support. The following button takes you to paypal: Check this customer report (JBoss Rules folks) to learn more about the kind of consulting and/or tech support you can expect. Upon receipt of the paypal payment, you will be taken to a page with the special email address. For more information or to get a price quote on something else, contact Terence directly: parrt at antlr dot org. 3rd party commercial ANTLR consultants www.temporal-wave.com

ANTLR Community Support ANTLR is supported by Terence Parr and target language folks (see the top of the documentation index page) as well as the multitude of helpful users of ANTLR.  PCCTS, the original version of ANTLR written in C generating C/C++, is now maintained by Tom Moog. ANTLR INTEREST LIST There is a very active email list that supports all aspects of using and building things with ANTLR. Go here to subscribe: http://www.antlr.org/mailman/listinfo/antlr-interest ANTLR INTEREST ARCHIVES http://www.antlr.org/pipermail/antlr-interest/ List Activity Official ANTLR IRC Channel is called #antlr and lives at irc.oftc.net. ANTLR DEV LIST The following list has my active development notes about what is changing in the code base and also discusses implementation issues. http://www.antlr.org/mailman/listinfo/antlr-dev To ask questions and search for answers, you can also try the ANTLR forum and FAQ at jGuru.com; most people hang out on the mailing list, however. If you are primarily interested in PCCTS (ANTLR v1), please join the newsgroup comp.compilers.tools.pccts.