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Article #525Re: Looking for an SGML parser
From: Tom Griest
Date: Sun, 16 Jun 1991 00:17
Date: Sun, 16 Jun 1991 00:17
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In article <MCLAY.91Jun6123541@dog.cme.nist.gov> mclay@cme.nist.gov (Michael Mclay) writes:
>Is their a public domain yacc and lex grammar available for SGML?
>I've seen the NIST parser that is available and it isn't what I'm
>looking for. I've also polled archie for SGML and came up dry on
>anything that looked promising.
>
>
>Thanks in advance
There is an SGML parser that was developed as part of the STARS software
tools. It is written in Ada. If you need more information, send me
e-mail and I can put you in touch with the STARS host.
Tom
griest@ajpo.sei.cmu
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