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PyLGEN gives you complete control over every stage of language processing. Build interpreters and compilers from scratch without leaving the Python ecosystem. Prototype rapidly in pure Python, then compile to native speed with Cython for production workloads.
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About PyLGEN on Product Hunt
“Python native compiler framework faster than Lark”
PyLGEN was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. PyLGEN gives you complete control over every stage of language processing. Build interpreters and compilers from scratch without leaving the Python ecosystem. Prototype rapidly in pure Python, then compile to native speed with Cython for production workloads.
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YonyUk
What you think about a python library that can handle a 2-million lines file of a non-trivial language, ~1.92x faster than Lark + lark_cython