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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

#nom is like the first library in Rust of which I can say that I love it, and not because it is "powered by Rust" but because it is such a great peace of work overall :-) #rustlang
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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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actually #rasn would be another. it saved me from bunch of bloated dependencies and allowed me to easily write my own parsers for PCKS#1, PCKS#8, SEC1 and X.509.
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Aissen@social.treehouse.systems

Anisse

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@jarkko cc @geal

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@Aissen @geal I prefer combinator parsers over PEG because in combinator parsers with the price of higher "initial cost" you get re-usable components, and maintenance costs over long period of time are much lower than with PEG (assuming that grammar is relatively stable). And yeah, everything lives in the same closure (i.e. in the Rust implementation).
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snaggen@mastodonsweden.se

Mattias Eriksson 🦀🚵‍♂️⛵

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@jarkko
Have you looked at winnow, the continuation of nom that have done some nice changes?

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