After some work I was able to translate my parser's grammar from Coco/R to Lex/Yacc. It wasn't easy and I hate to loose the more "functional" aspects of Coco/R, but at least my project can compile both on Windows (with Delphi) and Linux (with fpc) (at least the non-UI parts).
When I started to modify lexlib to work with streams instead of just files (I have to parse stuff that could be on memory) I dicovered some new issues: * How can I use standard input/ouput with streams? * Is there an easy way to do a ReadLn (or similar) with streams? The idea is instead of rewriting the lexlib io functions, I replace the standard io functions like Eof, ReadLn, Write and WriteLn. My initial idea was to read the whole stream on a TStrings, but that could waste a lot of memory. Thanks in advance, Agustin _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
