Elton M. Cardoso, Regina De Paula, D. Pereira, L. Reis, R. Ribeiro
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Type-based Termination Analysis for Parsing Expression Grammars
Parsing expressions grammars (PEGs) are a recognition-based formalism for language specification, which has been the subject of several research works. A PEG that succeeds or rejects every input string is said to be complete. However, checking if an arbitrary PEG is complete is an undecidable problem. In this work we propose a sound type-based termination analysis for PEGs as a type inference algorithm.