Hi,
I'm trying to write a parser to a simplified version of Pascal.
In my parser.y file there is only one rule:
%{
/* declarations */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "teste.h"
%}
/* my tokens */
%token DOT
%token END
%token END_OF_FILE
%token IDENTIFIER
%token PROGRAM
%token SEMICOLON
%%
programa
: PROGRAM IDENTIFIER SEMICOLON END DOT END_OF_FILE {return 0;}
;
%%
Here is my Pascal program:
program Example;
end { notice that the dot after the "end" is missing, I want to
cause an error }
At the end the error is caught but the last identifier in yytext,
which I get in the flex file is not what I want.
In my flex file I have:
[a-z][a-z0-9]* {atom=yytext; return(IDENTIFIER);}
When I print the "atom" variable at the end of the parser, its content
is "Example; end"
but I want it to be only "Example" because it is the last identifier I got.
Is it something wrong with my rule? Can someone help, please?
Thanks
Rodrigo
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