CMatch

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Last Update: 2013-04-26

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CMatch is a parser designed to accept C-style syntax as an input string and output the result of arbitrary processing on it. It interprets an EBNF-style grammar, parameterized types, and user-provided code (as "case handlers") to process its input.

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