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a couple of simple extension methods

Today we added a few more features to the parser library that make it really useful. By adding a couple of simple extension methods to our parser type, we enabled the elegant new LINQ syntax using from and select that saves us from uglier code with Then and Return. By generalizing away from the fixed token type char, we made it possible to hook up our parsers to external scanners that yield a stream of tokens. And we saw that we can still use the library to build a scanner, too, and chain both the scanner and the parser acer batby27l battery together into one parser that goes directly from characters to results. By adding user-defined state to the parser, we enabled acer btp-anj1 battery a straightforward way to do on-the-fly semantic checking during the parse. In the end we were able to quickly author a parser for the “Goal” language, a language which, while very tiny, exhibits many of the major issues and features one encounters in real languages.

We built an entire scanner and parser for “Goal” in just about 100 lines of code. Even when you add in another 100 lines or so of mostly-boilerplate code to define the token classes, that’s still a pretty succinct way asus w3000 battery to express a parser-evaluator for “Goal” that also yields great error diagnostics. Of course, we built it using a monadic parser combinator library which itself is another 600 lines of code or so. But that library of parsers and combinators is reusable - indeed at this point the library gateway slol-1400 battery is a pretty decent little chunk of code to use when playing around with parsers. I say “playing around”, as this isn’t at all a production-quality library; it’s just some code I enjoyed hacking together over the last week or two. In addition to undoubtedly having some apple a1185-black battery bugs (as well as not admitting a particularly friendly debugging experience), I expect the perf is awful. We’re lambda-capturing, IEnumerableing, and newing up immutable data structures all over the place, which is probably creating a ton of work for the garbage collector. Even when just running the parser on a handful of “Goal” programs inside the debugger, there’s noticeable delay of about a half-second before the program finishes on my (slow, old) box. At some point I should lay my hands on a profiler to get a feel for whether the performance is intrinsic to the idiomatic style of programming I’m using for this, or whether I’ve simply perpetrated some gross buffoonery in a core combinator like Then that makes things slow or garbage-prone. Regardless of the deficiencies (some of which can surely be corrected with more effort), I think the monadic combinator approach to structuring parsers is extremely expressive and succinct.

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  • Take it easy

    Hmm - never thought I’d have such a hard time sitting down and relaxing. After the marathon I was told to rest up. So I’ve been to masters at Parkinson (good group so far too, but my swimming toshiba PA3191U-5BRS battery buddy Carmelle is missing!!), doing weights at the gym, and started spin classes with Dave. Is that taking it easy?? I have been cutting back on the running. In fact today was the first run that I’ve done since the marathon. Did a nice easy 4 k in the dark tonight. I bought a cheap little am/fm radio so now I can get the Canucks games on the am channel (even the pay per view ones are on radio!), that’s good stuff to run to!! I also like it for the gym so I can listen to the hockey games. Did I mention that I missed the NHL? Clark and I are really looking forward to our toshiba PA3191U-5BRS battery week away in Mexico. Just 3 more days of work. I should be good and fat and lazy after I get back. Damn the buffets!!

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  • Well Geo

    Well Geo. would say “Aw come on Dave I am older than him.” But you couldn’t fool Dave and the result was that we would half to take our custom down to Pigeon’s where everybody that had a dime was the same age and the only minors was the boys that tried to start a charge acct.
      
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  • Work on your Laptop from your Desktop

    People with Laptops have tackled this problem ever since the 20th century:

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  • Mummies

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  • Translate them into English

    It is very difficult for me to translate them into English. In my eyes, what is by no means a good way to learn English at the beginning is trying to quote Chinese ancient poems or proverbs and translate one’s words as well.

    While, I will never do that way again. Being a beginner, I am striving to be exposed to an English speaking environment with native speakers, allowing me to get familiar with various language usages. While language is always the most vital conveyor of one particular civilization, its people, its history, and its custom, as well its value system, its religion…is also an important part of it and can also help to study and understand a language. I thus try to learn as much as possible about English and American culture in general. If American or British culture were like an elegant girl, then English would be supposed to be her shining clothes. If I am driven crazy by beautiful clothes, how could I help falling in love herself?

    The moment I have to go, my heart is fully filled with excitement and with a bit melancholy, as well. Once thinking of staying at home, I could experience the rapture flooding in my head, while facing the uncertain future lying ahead, how can I hold me not to be depressed?. It is likely the God’s will that a few meaningful festivals happen with short time interval. The first day of year 2005 follows the charisma, which, in most countries, is the climax of the year. We Chinese seem like celebrating more festivals than any in the world. The lunar New Year is undoubtedly the most important and meaningful one. Each time, it carries a message that family member, old friends and relatives should be together for happy New Year. And during the time, we know we are beloved and love each other deeply but silently.

    Before leaving for home at such a turning point of these times, I have to ponder: lots of things should have been done long before, but not having been done yet. A few of dreams should be realized right now, while it seems like little chance to fulfill them… At last, I’d like to cite one of my favorite Chinese poems to end my article as follows.

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  • The first blog test

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