Hi,
I posted about the same error earlier today.
In my case this error appears to be related to a scope.
I have a scope { } statement in one of my productions. The error only
manifests in the presence of the scope. I think it is possibly a genuine bug
in the CSharp3 target.
You might want to use CSharp2 for the time being, which does seem to work
without a hitch.
Regards
Craig.
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Subject: [antlr-interest] Another newbie question
I notice there's a CSharp3 directory in the same directory that contains
the CSharp2 directory, and the CSharp3 directory seems to contain all
the correct files for CSharp3. But if I use 'CSharp3' for the language
option, it gives me an internal error 10 when I try to generate code.
Is there a way around that?
Thanks.
Bill Steer
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