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      <title>GoGLL: General Context-free Parsing Made Easy</title>
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      <description>Generalised LL (GLL) parsing is a practical technique of parsing general context-free grammars. Gogll is an open source compiler kit that generates a GLL parser and a finite state automaton (FSA) based lexer for any context-free grammar. Gogll generates code in Go and Rust.
What is GLL? Generalised LL (GLL) parsing [Scott 2010,2012] is a parsing technique that that can handle any context-free grammar. It parses from left to right and produces a parse forest containing all valid parse trees.</description>
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