Having read the paper, it seems its more specialized to cisco IOS config files - they're building a library of patterns you can match against, the paper doesn't explain how you can add your own. And it does seem to be CFG rather than PEG - there's a separate token library.
Ward's work looks more usably generic than this, it's not cited so I presume they weren't aware of it.
Having read the paper, it seems its more specialized to cisco IOS config files - they're building a library of patterns you can match against, the paper doesn't explain how you can add your own. And it does seem to be CFG rather than PEG - there's a separate token library.
Ward's work looks more usably generic than this, it's not cited so I presume they weren't aware of it.