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1.3 @@ -73,12 +73,12 @@
1.4 which the `parser` module effectively is (as would the `ast` module also be if
1.5 it were used here), with it typically being implemented as an extension module
1.6 in a non-Python language (in C for CPython, in Java for Jython, and so on).
1.7 -Fortunately, the !PyPy project implemented their own parsing module,
1.8 -`pyparser`, that is intended to be used within the !PyPy environment together
1.9 -with their own `ast` equivalent, but it has been possible to rework `pyparser`
1.10 -to produce representations that are compatible with the `compiler` package,
1.11 -itself being modified in various ways to achieve compatibility (and also to
1.12 -provide various other conveniences).
1.13 +Fortunately, the [[http://pypy.org/|PyPy]] project implemented their own
1.14 +parsing module, `pyparser`, that is intended to be used within the PyPy
1.15 +environment together with their own `ast` equivalent, but it has been possible
1.16 +to rework `pyparser` to produce representations that are compatible with the
1.17 +`compiler` package, itself being modified in various ways to achieve
1.18 +compatibility (and also to provide various other conveniences).
1.19
1.20 == Program Analysis ==
1.21