PEG Parsing Series Overview

My series of blog posts about PEG parsing keeps expanding. Instead of updating each part to link to all other parts, here’s the table of content:

1. PEG Parsers
2. Building a PEG Parser
3. Generating a PEG Parser
4. Visualizing PEG Parsing
5. Left-recursive PEG Grammars
6. Adding Actions to a PEG Grammar
7. A Meta-Grammar for PEG Parsers
8. Implementing PEG Features
9. PEG at the Core Developer Sprint

A video of a talk I gave about this topic at North Bay Python is up on YouTube: Writing a PEG parser for fun and profit

Update: April 2, 2020. In case you are wondering what’s happening, we now have PEP 617 up, which proposes to replace the current parser in CPython with a PEG-based parser.

License for this article, the series, and the code shown: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0