I don't get all these attacks on PEG being "ambiguous". This is a feature, and it is great once you get it. And if you have a sufficiently smart compiler, it'l

I don't get all these attacks on PEG being "ambiguous". This is a feature, and it is great once you get it. And if you have a sufficiently smart compiler, it'll warn you about most of the practically important cases anyway. I wrote PEG parsers for dozens of different types of languages, and never ran into problems with an explicit choice order. This anti-PEG FUD should stop at once.