These are links to the slides and video of Michael Caisse’s BoostCon 2010 talk:<\/p>\n
slides: <http:\/\/www.objectmodelingdesigns.com\/boostcon10\/><\/a> Enjoy!<\/p>\n Machinery, sensors, equipment, client\/server communications, even file formats… Parsing and producing communication streams is everywhere you look. Often these tasks are simple or small enough to tempt ad-hoc solutions. The Spirit 2.1 library provides a model that is simple enough to tackle those “quick hacks” and easily scales for full-featured AST generation.<\/p>\n This session will explore real-life experiences with the parser and generator (Qi\/Karma) portions of the Spirit library. As we look at various small and medium-sized parsers\/generators employed in various products we will establish some “rules-of-thumb” and guidelines for tackling the parser\/generator domain with Qi\/Karma. The session will end with the implementation of a usable XML parser and a simplified XPath-like node extractor.<\/p>\n The session will include some lecture and a lot of tutorial. Attendees will walk away with the knowledge and tools to begin parsing and generating with Spirit Qi\/Karma.<\/p>\n \u2014Michael Caisse<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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