Loyc.Collections 30.1.3

Loyc.Syntax implements various interfaces and helper classes for Loyc Languages and for users of LLLPG. It also implements Loyc trees for .NET (LNode), and parsers and printers for Loyc Expression Syntax (LES) versions 2 and 3.

A set of useful libraries for many kinds of .NET developers, starting with Loyc.Essentials, a library that "fills in the gaps" in the core of the .NET Base Class Library. LoycCore is especially focused on collections: classes, interfaces, adapters, and extension methods. Plus, Loyc.Syntax.dll parses LES, a superset of JSON that resembles C/C#/Java/Ecmascript/D, and runtime helper classes for the Loyc LL(k) parser generator. Contributors are welcome: more unit tests, code reviews, and new features are desired, anything relatively small (under about 3000 lines of code) that fits the theme "things that should have been built into the .NET framework, but aren't".

Loyc.Utilities contains useful non-core functionality that is either (A) not important enough to be placed in Loyc.Essentials or (B) takes Loyc.Collections, Loyc.Math or Loyc.Syntax as a dependency.

Flame is a collection of modular, open-source .NET libraries that can be leveraged to build a compiler. It provides reusable components and a common compilation pipeline, which can be extended with additional passes, to suit the specific needs of source and target languages. Flame.Front comes bundled with the core Flame libraries, and also handles argument parsing, the compilation pipeline, and diagnostics.

Enhanced C# (or EC#) is a liberalization and regularization of the C# language. This package contains the Loyc.Ecs.dll core library, which allows you to parse C# or EC# code and to print out C# or EC# syntax trees as code. If you want to expand EC# macros, you also need the LeMP package. To generate code at compile-time within your project, use LeMP: http://ecsharp.net/lemp