Re: N3.js 0.2.0: now with browser support

On 06.12.13 17:32, Gregg Kellogg wrote:

>> Kind of a random thought: If I needed a SPARQL parser in Javascript
>> at this point, I'd probably take one of the open source yacc-based
>> ones and compile it to JS with a tool chain ending in emscripten. I
>> bet that'd be the least work and result in (by far) the fastest
>> parser.   Of course there'd be some work in figuring out the right
>> data structures for output from the parser.

> Not a bad idea. My own ruby parser generates essentially the same
> S-expressions as Jena ARQ. Doing this made it useful to separate
> parsing and expression generation from expression execution.

Interesting didn't think of that idea either. Would be a faster way to
have an initial parser working. But code would definitely not be small :-)

Gregg do you have a pointer to your Ruby code?

regards

Adrian

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