I looked at some languages and their compilers. Julia, Octave and R
compilers all provide ASTs for their syntax and APIs to access and
manipulate their AST. As for python implementations, Julia provides
pyjulia, still looking for other language's interfaces. I am also looking
at other languages
For other languages it would be good if there were another library like
lfortran that does the hard parsing work so sympy just needs to handle an
ast.
Natural language parsing could be useful, though it might be better as a
separate library.
Aaron Meurer
On Sat, Jan 4, 2020 at 2:10 AM Nikhil Maa
I wanted to discuss the plans for the parsing module for the upcoming
Google Summer of Code.
One option is to improve upon GSoC 2019's work and add more features to the
C and Fortran parsers. But, as of now, LFortran has decided to focus
completely on development of the C++ version. So, I thin
