Thanks, Alfonso,
I did find 2.1 on sourceforge.net. I'll keep the cygwin page in mind, as well
Thanks!
-Mary Ann
-- Original message --
From: Alfonso Urdaneta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I'm still searching, but as of now, the only bison e
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still searching, but as of now, the only bison executables
for Windows that I have found is version 1.24 - way too old
for my purposes. Any ideas about where I can find bison 2.1?
this is what came with a cygwin install (http://www.cygwin.com/)
$ bison --version
I'm still searching, but as of now, the only bison executables for Windows that
I have found is version 1.24 - way too old for my purposes. Any ideas about
where I can find bison 2.1?
Still hunting (and thanks!),
Mary Ann
-- Original message --
From: Alfonso Ur
I've been using pre-built cygwin binaries on windows for probably six
years now with absolutely no problems. Unless your interest is
academic, or you're editing the bison codebase itself, I'd say rolling
your own is an exercise in wasted time.
--
alfonso e. urdaneta
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On Mon, 24 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks, Laurence,
You're welcome.
>
> I'll take a look and see if this route is the one for me. In terms
> of building from the source, I'm just trying to be consistent (grab
> the tar/zip file, untar/unzip, and build on each platform).
> Binarie
Thanks, Laurence,
I'll take a look and see if this route is the one for me. In terms of building
from the source, I'm just trying to be consistent (grab the tar/zip file,
untar/unzip, and build on each platform). Binaries is a reasonable option, as
well.
Concerning Windows: my personal taste
I wrote:
> It was not difficult to integrate a Bison parser with a Visual C++
program, but I've
> forgotten the details. I eventually gave up on Visual C++ and used GCC on
> the Windows machine instead. This project is currently on ice.
The sources for this project are here:
http://cvs.savanna
). I'm going to muck about more
> with my makefiles. I already had to specify a different configure cache
> file since /dev/null is not real on Windows as it is on Unix. Am I
> proceeding in the correct direction?
I rather doubt it.
>
> If anyone has insight about building bi
tion?
If anyone has insight about building bison 2.1 on Windows, I'd appreciate your
input. Or if I'm missing some webpages where this insight already exists
(googling hasn't found me exactly what I am looking for), please send pointers.
Many thanks,
Mary Ann
