09.Oct.2009 at 19:18 by Hannes Magnusson
So, thats new. Not a topic that gets a lot of attention from "the hippies". - I like it!
About tokens and lexemes
Ben Scholzen (21.Oct.2009)
Talk at ZendCon 2009 Uncon (English - US)
A Parser is an integral part when building a Domain Specific Language or file format parser, such as our example usage case: the Ical format. This session will cover the general concept about tokenizing and parsing into a datastructure, as well as going into depth about how to keep the memory footprint and runtime low with the help of a stream-tokenizer.
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09.Oct.2009 at 21:19 by Daniel Cousineau
Definitely would like a talk on this. For some reason I readily understand LL(k) parsers (loved my finite automata course) however for some reason have a mental block around tokenizers (or I'm thinking of them the right way and my lazy side is rebelling). I'd love to see some code-by-example or other examples of a simple system working.
28.Sep.2009 at 15:52 by Guilherme Blanco
Lexical analysis/parsing is a rare subject covered in conferences, but it is an amazing area that most applications take advantage in any way. Good examples are wiki format and markdown.
If it could be turned into a more generic solution, it'll be an amazing talk!