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        <description>Parsley is a parser combinator that foregoes monadic operations so that it can be processed at compile-time — with staging (via typed template haskell) — to produce very fast parsers. Instead it adopts selective operations. In this talk, I will briefly describe what parser combinators are, describe the high-level design of the library, as well as outlining its current and future capabilities. I will discuss how staging works to optimise the parsers themselves. Speaker:  Jamie Willis</description>
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