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Compiler construction / Computer programming / Canonical LR parser / LR parser / Functional programming / Lookahead / Compiler-compiler / Memoization / Stack / Parsing / Computing / Software engineering
Date: 2010-10-22 08:05:05
Compiler construction
Computer programming
Canonical LR parser
LR parser
Functional programming
Lookahead
Compiler-compiler
Memoization
Stack
Parsing
Computing
Software engineering

Appeared in PEPM’93 Partial Evaluation of General Parsers – Slightly Revised – October 18, 1993

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