The core Kern library.

Kern is a library of parser combinators for Clojure. It is useful for
implementing recursive-descent parsers based on predictive LL(1) grammars
with on-demand, unlimited look-ahead LL(*).

The main inspiration for Kern comes from Parsec, a Haskell library written
by Daan Leijen, as well as work by Graham Hutton, Erik Meijer, and William Burge.
The name Kern is a token of appreciation to Brian Kernighan (now at Princeton)
for his work on programming languages.

Daan Leijen
Parsec, a fast combinator parser, 2001
http://legacy.cs.uu.nl/daan/download/parsec/parsec.pdf

Graham Hutton and Erik Meijer
Monadic Parser Combinators, 1996
http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/237/1/monparsing.pdf

William H. Burge
Recursive Programming Techniques
Addison-Wesley, 1975

Support for the evaluation of expressions.

Support for a simple i18n scheme.

The Kern Lexer library.

The Kern Basic Lexer library.

This namespace is a version of blancas.kern.lexer with the following settings:

comment-start        None
comment-end          None
comment-line         None
nested-comments      No
identifier-start     Letter or _
identifier-letter    Alphanumeric or _ 
reserved-names       None
case-sensitive       Yes
line-continuation    Backslash
trim-newline         Yes

The Kern C-style Lexer library.

This namespace is a version of blancas.kern.lexer with the following settings:

comment-start        /*
comment-end          */
comment-line         //
nested-comments      No
identifier-start     Letter or _
identifier-letter    Alphanumeric or _ 
reserved-names       None
case-sensitive       Yes
line-continuation    Backslash
trim-newline         Yes

Literal values follow the rules of the C programming language.

The Kern Haskell-style Lexer library.

This namespace is a version of blancas.kern.lexer with the following settings:

comment-start        {-
comment-end          -}
comment-line         --
nested-comments      Yes
identifier-start     Letter or _
identifier-letter    Alphanumeric or _ 
reserved-names       None
case-sensitive       Yes
line-continuation    Backslash
trim-newline         Yes

Literal values follow the rules of the Haskell programming language.

The Kern Java-style Lexer library.

This namespace is a version of blancas.kern.lexer with the following settings:

comment-start        /*
comment-end          */
comment-line         //
nested-comments      No
identifier-start     Letter or _
identifier-letter    Alphanumeric or _ 
reserved-names       None
case-sensitive       Yes
line-continuation    Backslash
trim-newline         Yes

Literal values follow the rules of the Java programming language.

The Kern Shell-style Lexer library.

This namespace is a version of blancas.kern.lexer with the following settings:

comment-start        None
comment-end          None
comment-line         #
nested-comments      No
identifier-start     Letter or _
identifier-letter    Alphanumeric or one of: underscore (_), dash (-), dot (.) 
reserved-names       None
case-sensitive       Yes
line-continuation    Backslash
trim-newline         No