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-Comparse – Coffeescript Monadic Parser
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+Comparse – Monadic Parsing Library
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 We've been all taught that creating a parser boils down to writing a context free grammar and then using some library like [Bison](http://www.gnu.org/software/bison/ "Bison"). By the way, such a library exists for JavaScript, too, it is called [Jison](http://zaach.github.io/jison/ "Jison"), and CoffeeScript uses it for parsing the source code.
 
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 The implementation takes into account the lack of tail recursion optimization in JavaScript, so recursive functions are mostly rewritten using loops. Also, since JavaScript is _not_ a pure functional language, side effects and non-local variables are used in a few places for improving efficiency.
 
-The Comparse library was written as Literate CoffeeScript. This means that both this formatted text and the CoffeeScript source were generated from the same file.
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+* [Annotated source code][comparse]