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From: porton@ex-code.com (Victor Porton)
Subject: UniParser 0.1 released.
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Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 21:12:07 +0500
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UniParser 0.1alpha released by Extreme Code Software.
Alpha - unknown bugs are possible, API may change.

See http://ex-code.com/uniparser/ . Also 
(devel page) http://sf.net/projects/uniparser/ .
"Buy" link and the mailing list do not yet work today.

It is a very flexible, powerful and extensible Ada library for
creating grammar parsers and lexers. Works not only with streams
of ASCII characters but with any data streams (e.g. Unicode).
See http://sf.net/projects/uniparser/ for more benefits.

API documentation included.

Released under both GPL-2 and a commercial license. There is also a 
tutorial (also as the library itself preliminary, tell me if you
don't understand something in the tutorial please), see the Web site
for conditions to get the tutorial.

If you buy the commercial version among other benefits you receive 
gratis updates (of both the library and tutorial) for 4 years and
technical support.

Please test it and put info about it on the Ada Web sites.

I'm also interested in receiving parser examples (written with 
UniParser) and whether it is enough fast for you.

Deficiency: the source code of parser is bigger than for most
other parser toolkits. Maybe will be created a metalanguage
over Ada to get over this problem.

I like to hear any comments (in c.l.a or by e-mail).