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It seems that GCC and LLVM-Clang are using handwritten recursive descent parsers, and not machine generated, Bison-Flex based, bottom up parsing. Could someone here please confirm that this is the case? And if so, why do mainstream compiler frameworks use handwritten parsers? Update : interesting blog on this topic here
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