Haskell - Recursive descent parser

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Can some one recommend a simple working example(code) of using recursive descent parser on haskell? All the information I found are too difficult to understand. Thx!

pat · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-01 16:43:50Z

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There's a chapter in, "Real World Haskell" devoted to Parsec, the recursive descent parser combinator library that comes with the Haskell Platform. There's also a bunch of Parsec links on the Haskell Wiki. Ultimately, once you get comfortable with the examples, you'll need the reference guide.

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thiton · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-17 14:02:34Z

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While not especially simple, Robert Giegerich's script for his lecture "Programmiersprachen und ihre Übersetzer" is a literate program featuring a recursive descent parser for (IIRC) a minimal Pascal with excellent documentation. In German, though, and not available on the net, but you can ask him directly.

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