Session Preview - Interview With – Zach Laine
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Boost.Parser is a C++17+ parser combinator library that reuses Spirit-style operator DSLs, claims to combine the best of Spirit 2 and X3, and is accepted as a Boost candidate. The prototype started as about a week of evenings and leverages modern return-type deduction to eliminate much boilerplate; the full library fixes X3’s usability gaps, adds simplifications, and is taught across two 90-minute sessions showing actual code, parser examples, and whether the implementation meets its performance and ergonomics goals.
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