Joe Groff on Twitter: “As programmers, we write parsers all the time, but handling parser errors well tends to fall by the wayside. Here’s a quick blog post with some high-level observations on how to deal with parse errors well”
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/04/30
From a while ago, but I archived and collected the links. Be sure to read the comments in the Twitter threads.
- [WayBack] Joe Groff on Twitter: “As programmers, we write parsers all the time, but handling parser errors well tends to fall by the wayside. Here’s a quick blog post with some high-level observations on how to deal with parse errors well: https://t.co/fpZYzxFjhO”
- [WayBack] Constructing human-grade parsers: Parsing is one of the most thoroughly explored topics in computer science, but building parsers that give high-quality diagnostics and user feedback is still largely folk art. Here are some observations…
- [WayBack] Craig Stuntz on Twitter: “Walter Bright’s comments here were informative to me years ago: https://t.co/96CKtix9uc… “
- [Archive.is] So You Want To Write Your Own Language? | Dr Dobb’s
- [Archive.is] So You Want To Write Your Own Language? | Dr Dobb’s The naked truth about the joys, frustrations, and hard work of writing your own programming language
- [WayBack] Regular expressions in lexing and parsing
–jeroen
https://twitter.com/craigstuntz/status/970475980350423040
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