Founder of BET THREE LLC · building b3u.dev — the CCS grammar-driven data platform (US Patent 8,464,232).
ONE GRAMMAR. ONE PARSE. FIVE RUNTIMES.
format grammar ──► generated parser ──► parsed binary artifact (SCB)
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C++ Python JavaScript Rust Java
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byte-identical reads — no re-parsing at any
language boundary, encrypted at rest & on the wire
You write (or we author) a grammar for your format; the toolchain generates the parser and per-language symbol tables; every runtime in your stack reads the same parsed artifact natively — validated by a standing byte-identity oracle. An obfuscation layer (XTEA, ECIES/AES-GCM) covers the data layer, storage and transport alike.
HL7 v2 as a product family — one parse, five runtimes, with a working ORU^R01 demo — a complete demonstration with published code (grammar → generated parser → in-process compile from Java → five independent readers → full obfuscation cycle), JVM and C++ benchmarks, and an honest good / bad / ugly assessment.
CCS ships as components to software providers — subscription licensing through b3u.dev, engagement scoped one interface at a time, pilots on synthetic data only.