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==What are Graph Parser Combinators?== | |||
Graph Parser Combinators are a new and attractive approach to graph parsing. They are inspired by the popular concept of parser combinators for string languages like implemented in the libraries [[Polyparse]] or [[Parsec]]. | |||
Please have a look at the introductory talk that has been presented at IFL'07 (http://www.steffen-mazanek.de/dateien/talks/Graph_Parser_Combinators_IFL07.ppt). | |||
Please send any questions and suggestions to steffen.mazanek (at) unibw.de. | |||
==Where can I get them?== | |||
Be patient for the moment. A cabalized version of the library will be made available soon. If someone would like to host the darcs source of the library this would also be appreciated. | |||
Revision as of 15:19, 6 February 2021
What are Graph Parser Combinators?
Graph Parser Combinators are a new and attractive approach to graph parsing. They are inspired by the popular concept of parser combinators for string languages like implemented in the libraries Polyparse or Parsec.
Please have a look at the introductory talk that has been presented at IFL'07 (http://www.steffen-mazanek.de/dateien/talks/Graph_Parser_Combinators_IFL07.ppt).
Please send any questions and suggestions to steffen.mazanek (at) unibw.de.
Where can I get them?
Be patient for the moment. A cabalized version of the library will be made available soon. If someone would like to host the darcs source of the library this would also be appreciated.