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Lisp/Scheme parser
- Jacques Carette
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| From: | Jacques Carette <carette@m...> |
| Subject: | Lisp/Scheme parser |
I tried to find a full Lisp (or Scheme) parser in Ocaml, and did not immediately find one. Is my Google-fu not up to the task? Yes, I am aware that parsing s-expressions is trivial, but the full Lisp (or Scheme) grammar is somewhat more complicated, and I do not feel like reinventing the wheel. Any technology that integrates well with Ocaml is fine, since in the end in-memory ASTs is going to be what we're really interested in. Jacques PS: Other than CIL for C, are there other programming languages for which I can just get an off-the-shelf (non-commercial) parser?