ANTLR 3.0.1/3.1.x
No, all that you have to do is create a new ANTLR package. See Define an ANTLR package
The built-in interpreter can't deal with predicates. If you are building a Java grammar you can use the run/debug interpreter. See Running grammars for more information
By default, ANTLR IDE builds, runs and debugs grammars in the same JVM that eclipse runs.
If you had installed ANTLR IDE- JDT Integration Plug-in and the grammar is in a Java project, ANTLR IDE builds, runs and debugs grammars in the JVM specified in the Java project