Success!!!
My problem was that I forgot to use $H- for the parser unit. Now
everything works on Linux with fpc and on Windows with Delphi with the
same code. in windows I have to compile tply from the latest 1.9.5
with Delphi, but it works just fine.
Thanks for all the help.
Agustin
On Fri, 10
I cannot remember where I found that code. From the unit header, it was
written by a Peter Below (a member of TeamB) and posted on UseNet a
while back. So I guess it is up to you to include it or not, or if you
want to try to track down Peter Below and ask his permission.
Sly
Michael Van Cann
I did a little more testing, and the console based apps fail too, with
the same access violation exception.
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I integrated the generated parser and libs with the old code and now I
get a lot of run-time errors. I traced some of them to lexlib's
assigns of the default input and ouput so I commented out those (It's
a GUI app anyway). But then I started to get access violations. What
puzzles me is that my con
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004, Steve Williams wrote:
> > Actually, do you think you could extend this and
> > create a bridge between streams and text files ?
> >
> > I mean 2 calls like
> >
> > First: Text->Stream.
> >
> > Var
> > f : Text;
> > S : TSTream;
> >
> > begin
> > AssignTextStream(F,S);
> Actually, do you think you could extend this and
> create a bridge between streams and text files ?
>
> I mean 2 calls like
>
> First: Text->Stream.
>
> Var
> f : Text;
> S : TSTream;
>
> begin
> AssignTextStream(F,S);
> Rewrite(F);
> Writeln(F,'Something'); // Writes actually to stream
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004, Michalis Kamburelis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm attaching my unit TextReader, it
>
> - implements TTextReader class (that is able to read from any TStream
> class using simple Readln and Eof methods) and
>
> - initializes/finalizes some variables to treat standard input/output
> li
Hi,
I'm attaching my unit TextReader, it
- implements TTextReader class (that is able to read from any TStream
class using simple Readln and Eof methods) and
- initializes/finalizes some variables to treat standard input/output
like a TStream classes (or, only in case of standard input, like a
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 rewritin
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 mod
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