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<wirelyre>
Hejsil: Are you active?
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<Hejsil>
Kinda, but a little busy
<wirelyre>
Do you want to chat about parser formalisms sometime? I have a bit of experience with PEGs
<wirelyre>
I'm the primary author of the longform docs for a Rust PEG library
<Hejsil>
Sure thing, though I'm not expect on the matter. Just good enough to put it to action.
<Hejsil>
Also, decided that I'd go for a context free grammar, as I've read and agreed that PEGs hide syntactics flaws.
<wirelyre>
Not a bad idea. The best languages are LR(k), and that's tricky to verify with PEGs
<wirelyre>
Especially when you consider designing a language, versus parsing an already-specified one