## Notes on publishing and promoting the pep pattern parser language system
  
 [pep] and [nom] is an open source project which implements a simple but
 interesting idea. [nom] is a "simple" language which can recognise and
 translate/transform/compile languages and text data formats. It implements a
 virtual machine which can create LR shift-reduce parsers/translators for some
 context-free languages. 
 
 I would like others to assess and collaborate with this system because I
 think it has enormous potential for changing the way that the average
 programmer approaches pattern and language problems. It might even be 
 of use and interest to linguists. 

### CONTACTS FOR PUBLISHING OR PROMOTING THE PATTERN PARSER

 - robert nystrom (craftinginterpreters.com and dart language)
 - newsgroups comp.compilers (.), comp.lang.c (.)
 - The llvm community
 - compiler course instructors- universities
 - forth community
 - antlr lex yacc flex and bison 
 - javac 
 - rob pike (sam, acme person, go language)
 - r.m.stallman: I wrote an received an email reply.

 Frank DeRemer and Tom Pennello: lalr people
 d.knuth + students
 eric s. raymond
 n.wirth + students

 dennis ritchie
 brian kernighan
 bill joy (tcp person).

 * accent compiler compiler
 ----
   Friedrich Wilhelm Schröer
   Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Architecture and Software Technology
   f.w.schroeer@first.fraunhofer.de
 ,,,,

 * unsw compiler research 
 ----
   Jingling Xue jingling@cse.unsw.edu.au (also, compilers for embedded systems)
   Manuel Chakravarty chak@cse.unsw.edu.au
   Gabriele Keller gabriele.keller@unsw.edu.au
   Hua Yan yanhuacs@outlook.com (research assistant)
 ,,,,

 * cs.cornell.edu
 ---
   andrew myers andru@cs.cornell.edu
   rolph recto rr729@cornell.edu
 ,,,,

 * university of gottenburg

  bnfc project

  Benjamin Lyngfelt 
  Professor 
  Akademisk grad: Docent, 
  benjamin.lyngfelt@svenska.gu.se 

  Markus Forsberg, 

 Alfred Aho, Monica Lam, Ravi Sethi, and Jeffrey Ullman, 
   compiler book people.
 alex aiken (stanford compiler course)
 email	aiken@cs.stanford.edu

### ROADMAP FOR PUBLISHING

  mar 2025
    continue to develop the website www.nomlang.org and write 
    examples. Improve the translators.

  a debian package etc ?
  remove remaining memory bugs