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JetPAG is a flexible yet powerful full-LL(k) parser and lexical analyzer generator focused on high performance, efficiency, usability, and readability of generated code. It generates powerful optimized recursive descent recognizers, and supplies a small library that can be used to do minimal parsing needs. Generated code is nicely structured and distributed over several files for easier management and integration into larger projects. JetPAG offers a powerful control over the generated source code, preventing post-generation modifications.

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2007-02-08 18:48
0.6.1

Many bugs were fixed. The analysis engines were
vastly improved with smarter optimizations. Easier
grammars and several new practical options were
introduced. Importing and exporting token types
for use among several grammars is supported.
Improvements were made to the code generator.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2007-01-03 19:18
0.6.0

Improvements in the analysis of quantifiers. Reduced dependency between generated files. Additional facilities to run-time interaction. Revised and improved lookahead path construction. Easier working with multiple stream managers. Improved and cleaned up char stream managers. Easier debugging with need for recompilation. An additional form for set generation. A much more flexible and useful source embedding design.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2006-12-08 19:54
0.5.3

Compiling programs generated by JetPAG is much simpler, as there no library modules required for compilation anymore. A full implementation of multi-link lookahead paths enables much more efficient path generation. There is some code cleanup for analysis modules. There are fewer dependencies on fat STL structures. Several bugs have been fixed.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2006-12-06 20:38
0.5.1

Tags: Initial freshmeat announcement

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