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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2009-12-13	reorganize the directories under src, and rescue the JavaScript interpreter ↵	krasimir
	from deprecated
2009-09-11	polish the PGF API and make Expr and Type abstract types. Tree is a type ↵	krasimir
	synonym of Expr
2008-08-24	Completed SISR 1.0 support (untested).	bjorn

2008-06-25	changed names of resource-1.3; added a note on homepage on release	aarne

2008-06-25	removed src for 2.9	aarne

2008-04-29	JS.cf : Changed the JS grammar to support strings as property names in ↵	meza
	objects. Changed pretty much all the files in the same folder as well as GFCCToJS.hs and SISR.hs to reflect the changes.
2007-06-21	Removed some unused imports of GF.Speech.SRG.	bringert

2007-01-29	Removed CFConst constructor, since it was unused.	bringert

2007-01-22	Rename children to args in VoiceXML/SISR/JavaScript.	bringert

2007-01-07	JavaSscript and SISR abstract syntax now uses an array for the node ↵	bringert
	children, instead of cheesy argN fields.
2007-01-05	SISR code now type annotates meta variables directly in grammar, to avoid a ↵	bringert
	separate type annotation step.
2007-01-04	SISR: top categories do not need the Cat_field field.	bringert

2006-12-21	Meta variables are now treated as functions with name ? in SISR, VoiceXML ↵	bringert
	and JavaScript linearization. VoiceXML now returns the partial result when update() is false.
2006-12-20	Fixed (final?) two bugs in the SISR generation.	bringert

2006-12-20	Make smaller SISR code for tokens.	bringert

2006-12-20	Use LCLR algorithm for eliminating left-recursion, with lambda terms in SISR ↵	bringert
	for getting trees right.
2006-12-17	Many fixes to JSGF format (never tested before). Implemented JSGF+SISR. Left ↵	bringert
	recursion removal destroys SISR, must be fixed.
2006-12-10	Added tag-format attribute to SRGS XML when using SISR.	bringert

2006-12-08	Changed SRGS SISR printing to be closer to the current working draft ↵	bringert
	standard, as supported by the WebSphere implementation (and thus Opera).