| -1457503630 | | Classes for writing and reading binary data | succeeds |
| -1412725013 | | Interface to *.dbf files (dBase, Foxpro, ...) | succeeds |
| -1482209932 | | Class for reading and writing Exif in JPEG or TIFF | succeeds |
| -1431749806 | | MP3 ID3v2.1 and ID3v2.2 tags parser | succeeds |
| -1413544058 | | A combinator parser library retained for backwards compatibility. Using parser-tools/yacc or ragg instead is recommended. | succeeds |
| -1472575496 | | The Derp 3 parser, based on "Parsing with Derivatives," code written by Michael D. Adams (www.michaeldadams.org) | succeeds; has failing tests |
| -1415309536 | | A port of David Herman's java.plt PLaneT package, without the PLaneT dependencies. | succeeds |
| -1484204475 | | practical parser combinators | succeeds |
| -1484204477 | | documentation (no implementation) for “megaparsack” | succeeds |
| -1484204479 | | implementation (no documentation) for “megaparsack” | succeeds |
| -1484204480 | | built-in parsers implemented using megaparsack | succeeds |
| -1484204482 | | helpers for using megaparsack with parser-tools | succeeds |
| -1448926920 | | A basic Parsec (Haskell's monadic parser combinator library) implementation. | succeeds |
| -1462386106 | | ragg is a Racket AST Generator Generator. A design goal is to be easy for beginners to use. Given a grammar in EBNF, ragg produces a parser that generates Racket's native syntax objects with full source location. | succeeds |
| -1494279935 | | A library for parsing and emitting YAML. | succeeds |