We realize such claims as these may invite accusations of arrogance of immodesty, but what is the point of having such standards as the Penn Treebank II guidelines if the one parser that can generate them is NOT given a central role in the field as a whole and in the journals as the standard against which all other parsers must be measured. As long as we are the default standard for the generation of trees and brackets in the Penn Treebank style, then many publications and proposals in NLP will need to mention this software in their review of current technologies and work. For that purpose, the reference should refer to Philip Bralich and Derek Bickerton, 1998. It is a standard Windows 95 program in a setup file. It requires 1000 kilobytes of space and less than one megabyte of ram to run.
Sentences parse in real time.