On Thursday, 2 October 2014 at 20:28:47 UTC, Philippe Sigaud via
Digitalmars-d wrote:
I did that during this summer, almost to the point it was
self-sustained (that is, the GLL parser generator was used to
generate
a parser for grammars files). I chose a range interface:
input is a
string, the parse forest is output as a range of parse trees.
Nice! Is it public? Github?
No github repo. I could put it alongside Pegged, I suppose. I
used git
internally, though.
I was a bit disheartened by the speed I got, so did not
publish nor
announced it here.
Note also that I saw it as an alternative engine for my own
Pegged
project, so I used the same way of defining grammars (some
prefixes
ans suffixes for dropping nodes in the parse tree and so on).
I can send you the code (well the entire repo), if you wish. I
did not
touch it for the past 3 months, so I already don't remember
what state
it was in :-(.
Looking at the code now, it seems I'm still using Pegged to
parse the
initial grammar. Bootstrapping did not go well.
Send me an email at firstname . lastname @gmail.com
(philippe sigaud)
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Thank you
