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By bloid
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Published: Jun 18 2007 / 03:15
Katahdin employs the theory of parsing expression grammars and packrat parsing. Unlike other contemporary work, Katahdin applies these techniques at runtime to allow the grammar to be modified by a running program. New constructs such as expressions and statements can be defined, or a new language can be implemented from scratch. It is built as an interpreter on the Mono implementation of the .NET framework.
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Mihai Campean replied ago:
This is an interesting concept, too bad the language creator decided to discontinue development for it...perhaps a community will form around to put it to good use.
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