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+
+The original Hutton/Meijer combinators are described in a very nice
+tutorial tech report:
+NOTTCS-TR-96-4
+
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-combinator tutorial was introduced by Hutton and Meijer in 1994, and the
-accompanying library was distributed with Gofer (a precursor to Hugs),
-and known simply as ParseLib. That library lives on here as
-Text.ParserCombinators.HuttonMeijer.
+combinator tutorial was introduced by
+Hutton and
+Meijer in 1996, and the accompanying library was distributed with
+Gofer (a precursor to Hugs), and known simply as ParseLib. That library
+lives on here as Text.ParserCombinators.HuttonMeijer.
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-
Niklas Rojemo's combinators.
-The parser combinators developed and used in the implementation of the
-nhc98 compiler are monadic and space-efficient. However, they do not
-use the standard do-notation, because in fact they are more general than
-the standard monad category.
+
+Niklas Rojemo's
+combinators. The parser combinators developed and used in the
+implementation of the nhc98 compiler are monadic and space-efficient.
+However, they do not use the standard do-notation, because in fact they
+are more general than the standard monad category.
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-Daan Leijen's parsec.
-The parsec library is widely used, since it is distributed with ghc.
-Its combinators are fairly robust, but you need to place explicit
-backtracking into your parsers, using the try operator. This
-can be tricky.
+
+
+Daan Leijen's parsec. The parsec library is widely used, since it is
+distributed with ghc. Its combinators are fairly robust, but you need
+to place explicit backtracking into your parsers, using the try
+operator. This can be tricky.
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-Doaitse Swierstra's UU_Parse.
+Doaitse
+Swierstra's UU_Parse.
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-Koen Claessen's ReadP.
+Koen Claessen's ReadP.
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