Hi all, Glad you found the library interesting! Thanks for getting in touch.
I have largely stopped working on it now, instead concentrating on OMeta-style approaches, and its source code is languishing in darcs -- shall I simply put it up on github, let people fork it, and have done? Any other suggestions? In any case, please feel free to use the code -- it's MIT-licensed and all. If you simply want a JSON codec, the one included with the packrat parser is pretty inefficient. Dave Herman's implementation (the only other Scheme-based JSON codec I know) might be worth checking out instead. Regards, Tony 2009/9/6 Marco Maggi <mrc....@gmail.com> > "Eduardo Cavazos" wrote: > > Here's some info about a packrat parser library by Tony > > Garnock-Jones: > > > > > http://www.lshift.net/blog/2005/08/22/json-for-mzscheme-and-a-portable-packrat-parsing-combinator-library > > I have to try it. :-) > > > It also appears to be actively developed so collaboration > > with Tony to get the changes upstream would be a win for > > everyone. > > Have you actually contacted him? > -- > Marco Maggi >
