ANNOUNCE: Gloria has begun

[Paul Bennett]

Work has finally begun in earnest on my log analyzer that I promised
to work on "one day" back when I started to get into Marpa .

There's not much to see yet, aside from one work-in-progress "input
config" file. Input config spec coming soon -- as soon as I've nailed
down what input specs need to be capable of.

One of the things it will need to be capable of is using Marpa-based
parsers to grok log entries (as well as using simple regexes).

I may also need to use Marpa to make the query language, which in turn
might need me to work on an SQL::Translator module to convert generic
SQL into the SQL needed to query the database of parsed logs. I plan
to store it in SQLite (by default, but let the user choose), but
SQLite lacks some of the features that I've grown to know & love that
are present in Oracle, and that I want to have in my SQL dialect.

https://github.com/PWBENNETT/perl-Gloria/tree/develop


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