2006/08/09: Hapy library v0.0.8 is released The eighth release fixes bugs related to trimming rule propagation and left recursion handling. 2006/07/10: Hapy library v0.0.7 is released The seventh release updates autotools-generated files, improves tests, and fixes outstanding bugs. 2004/05/14: Hapy library 0.0.6 is released The sixth release adds "inlined" registration of semantic actions via subscript[] operator, parser reuse support (create once, parse many times), and a bug fix for recursive grammars. 2004/03/04: Hapy library 0.0.5 is released The fifth release contains major performance optimizations and minor bug fixes/improvements. 2004/02/04: Hapy library 0.0.4 is released The fourth release adds semantic actions and character set/range builtin parsing rules. The release also contains performance optimizations and documentation improvements. 2004/01/12: Hapy library 0.0.3 is released The third release contains API improvements, compiler compatibility fixes, and performance optimizations. Hapy benchmarking methodology is now documented and is being reviewed by other parser generation projects prior to getting "officially" published. Please contact Hapy developers if you want to be in the loop. 2003/12/25: Hapy library 0.0.2 is released Hapy is a C++ runtime parser generator. Hapy parsers are good for parsing scripts, configuration files, and communication protocol messages. The second release contains GCC 3.2 and MS VC compatibility changes, a bug fix, and API improvements. The interface to parse message streams or interactive user input is now documented. 2003/12/18: Hapy library 0.0.1 is released Hapy is a C++ runtime parser generator. Need to parse a script, config file, or protocol message? Tired or scared of YACC? Insane compilation times and grammar surprises got your Spirit down? Well, parsing BNF-like grammars with Hapy is a snap. The first Hapy release comes with documentation and examples. The code is in active use, and stable releases will follow. Friendly support is available.