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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Friday May 20, 2005
12:11 AM
Writing a Parser
Is there anyone here who is very familiar with the "Higher Order Perl" parser and is interested in a side project? The current work that Richard Freytag has done with Parse::Yapp to implement a new parser for AI::Prolog has been great, but the code runs in reverse. This breaks a lot of things. Unfortunately, I can't seem to figure out how to fix this. The HOP parser has looked promising, but my initial attempt at getting that working has run into a couple of unexpected snags.
If anyone is interested in a complicated side project with a very definite goal, I'd love some help. Let me know here or shoot me an email.
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HOP Parser? (Score:2)
Re:HOP Parser? (Score:2)
This is one of the finest books on programming I have ever read, bar none. There's a very short list of books I've read where I immediately take the knowledge I've gained and apply it to my professional life. The three that come to mind are Mastering Regular Expressions, Damian's OO book and HOP.
Re:HOP Parser? (Score:1)
Re:HOP Parser? (Score:2)
Well, since "books I've read" was one of my qualifiers, I would say "no" :)