Wrapping other parser engines

[Paul Bennett]

Jeffrey (mainly),

Suppose I have a programming language that does not (yet) have libmarpa
bindings, but which does have its own Earley parser. Case in point being
Ruby and the Rley engine:

https://github.com/famished-tiger/Rley

How would you feel about my implementing the SLIF (or something SLIF-like)
as an add-on wrapper to Rley? I don't want to step on anybody's toes, in
terms of intellectual property, but at the same time, it feels like making
a high-level lexer & grammar specifier that would be pluggable for both
Rley and any future Marpa implementation would be for the Greater Good, so
to speak.

Thanks for your guidance,

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Paul Bennett
P/PW/PWBENNETT

[Jeffrey Kegler]

Do it!

Please of course give credit to the source.

I think you don't need to ask permission here -- I think the licensing
confers the right to do this, a right which I could not revoke if I wanted
to.

Good luck, jeffrey

Post by Paul Bennett
Jeffrey (mainly),
Suppose I have a programming language that does not (yet) have libmarpa
bindings, but which does have its own Earley parser. Case in point being
https://github.com/famished-tiger/Rley
How would you feel about my implementing the SLIF (or something SLIF-like)
as an add-on wrapper to Rley? I don't want to step on anybody's toes, in
terms of intellectual property, but at the same time, it feels like making
a high-level lexer & grammar specifier that would be pluggable for both
Rley and any future Marpa implementation would be for the Greater Good, so
to speak.
Thanks for your guidance,
--
Paul Bennett
P/PW/PWBENNETT
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