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I am taking a class in compiler design and am having to draw a bunch of parse trees of sentential forms for given grammars. I am getting tired of doing them by hand and scanning them in, and I think it would be even more of a pain to do it in gimp or a lightweight painter-type program.
Does anyone know of a piece of software that will let me do this type of thing easily?
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