Nom, A Byte oriented, streaming, Zero copy, Parser Combinators Library in Rust

The recently created language Rust has been presented as a safer way to write low level code, even able to replace C. Is it able to produce safe and efficient parsers? We show that Rust's features, like slicing, allow for powerful memory management, and that its type safety helps in writing correct parsers. We then study briefly how it can make streaming parsers, and how to provide better usability in a parsing library.