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Bernhard (4508)
Bernhard.Schmalhofer@gmx.de
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A freelance software engineer with experience in webapplications, databases and bioinformatics.
A contributor to Parrot and the person behind Pipp.
A physicist who worked with third sound in Helium-III and CCD X-ray detectors.
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Pipp is now more boring
Comparing different parsing and tree transformation techniques was for me a major reason for starting work on Pipp. Therefore Pipp had until now support for different frontends:
- Antlr 3
- Parsing and tree transformation with Java-based Antlr 3
- PHC
- Take XML-output from phc and transform it with XSLT
- PCT
- Parrot Compiler Toolkit
Lately I found that I only worked on the PCT variant. So in order to keep it simple, especially for new contributors, I removed support for Antlr3 and PHC.
So, Pipp is now more boring, but other exciting things are coming.
help them think they understand.
--Larry Wall
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