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		<title>By: Nathan Moore</title>
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		<dc:creator>Nathan Moore</dc:creator>
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		<description>There&#039;s a whole slew of parser generators out there.  Some of them combine the tokenizer in the same source language, which intuitively I think would allow the FSA and PDA could be combined, possibly yielding faster processing and the ability to deal with things like &gt;&gt; within a C++ template where , &gt;&gt;, and &lt;&lt; are meant to be brackets rather than compare and shifts.

When there&#039;s a parser generator that really helps to create actions and recovery for error states let me know.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There&#8217;s a whole slew of parser generators out there.  Some of them combine the tokenizer in the same source language, which intuitively I think would allow the FSA and PDA could be combined, possibly yielding faster processing and the ability to deal with things like &gt;&gt; within a C++ template where , &gt;&gt;, and &lt;&lt; are meant to be brackets rather than compare and shifts.</p>
<p>When there&#8217;s a parser generator that really helps to create actions and recovery for error states let me know.</p>
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