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C++ and Spirit

So I've been busy doing taxes, getting over my cold, and refreshing my C++. As part of the C++ refreshing I was using Antlr and some STL libraries. While looking at the STL libs I also went to look at Boost, only to find Spirit, a C++ recursive descent parser. I haven't looked at it much, but I'm going to re-do the first couple examples using it, and compare them to the Antlr versions. It may be better suited for what I'm doing since Antlr 3 doesn't have a (working?) C++ output. I know already that if I switch, I'm going to miss AntlrWorks. ;-)

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