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   Joshua Cranmer to Nick Mudge   
   Re: Easiest Parsing Book   
   05 Mar 10 11:44:06   
   
   From: Pidgeot18@verizon.invalid   
      
   On 03/05/2010 03:49 AM, Nick Mudge wrote:   
   > It seems that parsing is a hard subject to learn. I was wondering what   
   > would be recommended as the very easiest books on the subject. The   
   > most basic, beginner, easiest books on parsing. Is there no parsing   
   > for dummies?   
      
   Most introductory compiler books probably have at least a section on   
   parsing. The book that my university used for the course that dealt   
   with parsing was Compiler Construction: Principles and Practice by   
   Kenneth Louden; chapters 4 and 5 made a rather approachable   
   introduction to parsing, to me at least. That said, I have too few   
   data points to adequately assess its relative quality.   
      
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