On 15 Feb 2005, at 10:36, Johan Glimming wrote:
Hi
I want to implement a little algebraic specification language in
Haskell, and I have a working C implementation available which uses
yacc/flex.
What is the best way of replacing yacc/bison and (f)lex when migrating
the project into Haskell?
I
On 15 February 2005 10:36, Johan Glimming wrote:
I want to implement a little algebraic specification language in
Haskell, and I have a working C implementation available which uses
yacc/flex.
What is the best way of replacing yacc/bison and (f)lex when migrating
the project into Haskell?
I've used Parsec for small and more complex parsing tasks, and found it
works well for both.
In the past, I've used parser generators (not with Haskell), but now I find
that I prefer to express a parser directly in the main programming language
I'm using ... that way, it's easier to escape the
