antlr/doc/IDEs.md

# Integrating ANTLR into Development Systems

The Java target is the reference implementation mirrored by other targets. The following pages help you integrate ANTLR into development environments and build systems appropriate for your target language.  As of December 2016, we have Java, C#, Python 2, Python 3, JavaScript, Go, C++, and Swift targets.

The easiest thing is probably just to use an [ANTLR plug-in](http://www.antlr.org/tools.html) for your favorite development environment.
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Better synchronization for multithreading - fixes issue #1435 - The shared mutexes were defined as normal instance variables in a simulator, so the locks didn't work (multiple instances of simulators active). By making them static (which is more appropriate anyway, since we are protecting static data) the synchroniation now works. - For better performance an own class for multiple read/single write locks was added and used instead of the shared mutexes. - Made the static wstring_covvert instance local variables in ws2s and s2ws. Otherwise we would also need a mutext to protect it. - Some other minor changes. 2016-12-11 19:52:46 +08:00			`The Java target is the reference implementation mirrored by other targets. The following pages help you integrate ANTLR into development environments and build systems appropriate for your target language. As of December 2016, we have Java, C#, Python 2, Python 3, JavaScript, Go, C++, and Swift targets.`
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			`The easiest thing is probably just to use an [ANTLR plug-in](http://www.antlr.org/tools.html) for your favorite development environment.`