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  • Review of Parser library begins today
    News #Parser
    The review of Boost.Parser is scheduled to begin today and conclude on February 28. The library provides primitive parsers and combinators (e.g., Kleene star), supports both callback and non‑callback parsing, is range‑friendly, fully Unicode‑aware, delivers GCC‑style error diagnostics and optional tracing, with documentation and source on GitHub.

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