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 # Meerkat
 
 The Meerat library enables general combinator-style parsing in Scala. 
-Meerkat parsers provide:
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-- Support for all context-free grammars (including left recursive and ambiguous grammars)
-- Produce Shared Packed Parse Forest (SPPF) in cubic time and space
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-To make Meerkat parsers practical for parsing programming languages, we also provide the following features:
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-- Scannerless parsing and character-level disambiguation combinators
-- Declarative operator precedence combinators
-- A user-friendly Tree format for processing parse results
-- Support for Semantic actions
-- Data-dependent parsing to deal with context-sensitive constructs
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-At the moment, the Meerkat library is a prototype, and we are trying to fix the remaining
-issues and complete the documentation **in the coming weeks**. In the meantime, if you encounter
-any problem, please open an issue or contact us.
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-- [Download and Installation](https://github.com/Anastassija/Meerkat/wiki/download-and-install)
-- [Getting started](https://github.com/Anastassija/Meerkat/wiki/getting-started)
-- [An Expression Grammar](https://github.com/Anastassija/Meerkat/wiki/an-expression-grammar)
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-More information about the Meerkat libary can be found in [Wiki](https://github.com/Anastassija/Meerkat/wiki).
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-The grammars written using the Meerkat library are available [here](https://github.com/afroozeh/Meerkat-Grammars).
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-The Meerkat library is created by Anastasia Izmaylova and Ali Afroozeh and is released under the BSD license.
 
+More information about Meerkat can be found: http://meerkat-parser.github.io/