Forte Class Libraries

All,
Has anybody used any Forte Class Libraries. What do they provide and
how do you rate them.
We are a Forte greenfield site are looking for some Class Libraries to
kickstart our development.
TIA
Joe
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From: "Fred Scholldorf +1 (516) 434-6230" <[email protected]>
No parser/lexer that I know of, but I know what
you should try to wrapper if you did want a
great Lexer/Parser package.
I would go for T. Parr's PCCTS. (www.oncus.com/pccts.html)Good tip, but there is a minor typo in the URL you've provided.
It should be "www.ocnus.com/pccts.html".
Michael Brennan
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