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A reasonably nice parsing framework for Python that takes EBNF input and gives you a tree of locations as output.
DParser for Python edit / delete
One Python parsing option. The underlying C library looks very powerful, but its documentation is rather lacking, and the Python interface is very limited (and a bit awkward to use).
http://repetae.net/john/Util.Parse.hs edit / delete
John Meacham's Parsec-ish (but, apparently, nicer) parser framework for Haskell.
D Parser Homepage edit / delete
A C parser library that looks pretty neat -- one of the examples it comes with is a Python grammar, so it should handle occam fine.
the language machine edit / delete
A grammar-based general-purpose transformation engine. It looks like it'd be perfectly feasible to write a compiler in this, although I'm not especially convinced I'd want to; it's probably more useful for doing transformations between source languages.
Parsec, a fast combinator parser edit / delete
The rather cool Parsec library for Haskell.
to compiler haskell parsing research software ... on 04 February 2006
ONLamp.com: Building Recursive Descent Parsers with Python edit / delete
Using the pyparsing Python library to build parsers.
to compiler parsing python research software ... on 28 January 2006
One of the extremely neat parser systems for Haskell.
Towards a Standard Parser Generator edit / delete
Compares several (older) Python parser generators.
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