3 version: 0.0.0.20210101
4 synopsis: Parser combinators staged using Typed Template Haskell
6 This is a work-in-progress experimental library to generate
7 parsers, leveraging Tagless-Final combinators and Typed
10 This is an alternative but less powerful/reviewed
11 implementation of [ParsleyHaskell](https://github.com/J-mie6/ParsleyHaskell).
12 See the paper by Jamie Willis, Nicolas Wu, and Matthew
13 Pickering, admirably well presented at ICFP-2020: [Staged
15 Combinators](https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/icfp-2020-papers/20/Staged-Selective-Parser-Combinators).
19 * Tagless-final and DefaultSignatures are used
20 instead of tagfull-final to handle recursion schemes,
21 this avoids constructing and deconstructing as much tags when transforming
22 combinators or instructions.
23 And structures/simplifies the code by avoiding to define
24 custom traversals (traverseCombinator)
25 or custom fix-point data-types (Fix4)
26 and associated utilities (cata4) when introducing new index-types.
27 Note that the extensibility of combinators, a great feature of tagless-final,
28 is not really achievable when using the optimizing pass
29 which requires a comprehensive initial encoding.
30 * No dependency on dependant-map by keeping observed sharing
31 inside 'def' and 'ref' combinators, instead of passing by a DependantMap.
32 * No dependency on GHC plugins: lift-plugin and idioms-plugin,
33 because those are plugins hence introduce a bit of complexity
34 in the build process, but most importantly they are experimental
35 and only cosmetic, since they only enable a cleaner usage
36 of the parsing combinators, by lifting Haskell code in 'pure'
37 to integrate the TemplateHaskell needed.
38 I do not understand them (yet) and do not feel confortable
39 to maintain them in case their authors abandon them.
40 * Error messages based upon the farthest input position reached (not yet implemented in Parsley).
41 * License is GPL-3.0-or-later not BSD-3-Clause.
45 * For me to understand ParsleyHaskell, and find a manageable balance
46 between simplicity of the codebase and features of the parser.
47 * To support parsing tree-like data structures (like XML or HTTP routes)
48 instead of just string-like data structures,
49 which is doable with megaparsec, but is hard and less principled
50 when it comes to optimizing, like merging alternatives.
54 * Factorize input size checks (like Parsley's piggy bank).
55 * Error messages also based upon: [A Parsing Machine for Parsing Expression Grammars with Labeled Failures](https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2851613.2851750)
57 license: GPL-3.0-or-later
58 author: Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-parser@sourcephile.fr>
59 maintainer: Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-parser@sourcephile.fr>
60 bug-reports: Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-parser@sourcephile.fr>
61 copyright: Julien Moutinho <julm+symantic-parser@sourcephile.fr>
62 stability: experimental
73 tested-with: GHC==9.0.0
75 source-repository head
77 location: git://git.sourcephile.fr/haskell/symantic-parser
80 description: Dump GHC's Core in HTML
85 description: Dump code generated by Template Haskell
90 default-language: Haskell2010
97 GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving,
99 MultiParamTypeClasses,
110 -Wincomplete-uni-patterns
111 -Wincomplete-record-updates
119 Symantic.Univariant.Letable
120 Symantic.Univariant.Trans
122 Symantic.Parser.Grammar
123 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.Combinators
124 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.Dump
125 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.Fixity
126 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.ObserveSharing
127 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.Optimize
128 Symantic.Parser.Grammar.Write
129 Symantic.Parser.Haskell
130 Symantic.Parser.Machine
131 Symantic.Parser.Machine.Dump
132 Symantic.Parser.Machine.Generate
133 Symantic.Parser.Machine.Input
134 Symantic.Parser.Machine.Instructions
142 template-haskell >= 2.16,
147 test-suite symantic-parser-test
149 type: exitcode-stdio-1.0
176 template-haskell >= 2.16,
181 -- QuickCheck >= 2.0,
186 build-depends: dump-core
187 ghc-options: -fplugin=DumpCore