It's the Bantam parser from here on Github, ported to C# and updated to support parsing Lua. However, it has some inefficiencies at the top level - like, the Parser class is re-instantiated every time it's called. It really doesn't need to do that, considering I invoke it dozens-to-hundreds of times at startup. It will probably be faster to simply create the parser once at first use, and simply reset it each time it's invoked later.
It's the Bantam parser from here on Github, ported to C# and updated to support parsing Lua. However, it has some inefficiencies at the top level - like, the Parser class is re-instantiated every time it's called. It really doesn't need to do that, considering I invoke it dozens-to-hundreds of times at startup. It will probably be faster to simply create the parser once at first use, and simply reset it each time it's invoked later.