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grm: grm grammar converter

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Grm takes a grammar specification and generates Haskell bindings. Given a grammar the tool produces an abstract syntax implementation, a Happy parser generator file, and a pretty-printer.

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Versions [RSS] 0.1.0, 0.1.1
Dependencies base (<5), Cabal, cmdargs, directory, filepath, parsec, process, syb (>=0.3), wl-pprint [details]
License BSD-3-Clause
Copyright Brett Letner 2011-2012
Author Brett Letner <brettletner@gmail.com>
Maintainer Brett Letner <brettletner@gmail.com>
Category Development
Source repo head: git clone git://github.com/stevezhee/grm.git
Uploaded by BrettLetner at 2012-03-30T23:22:31Z
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Readme for grm-0.1.1

[back to package description] 
Introducing the grm compiler construction tool. Grm takes a grammar specification and generates Haskell bindings. Grm is essentially a simplified bnfc which only generates Haskell (bnfc http://www.cse.chalmers.se/research/group/Language-technology/BNFC/). Given a grammar the tool produces: - an abstract syntax implementation - a Happy parser generator file - a pretty-printer Grm also has some library code for lexing and misc. language development tasks (e.g. unique identifiers). I use grm heavily in my pec language compiler. (git@github.com:stevezhee/pec.git and on hackage). You can check out pec for example grm usage. Building - type 'make' - resolve all hackage dependencies - type 'make' again You can download and install grm via cabal or access the git repository on github (git@github.com:stevezhee/grm.git). Any feedback on the design and/or implementation of grm would be greatly appreciated :) Thanks, Brett brettletner at gmail dot com