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On 12 Jun 2007, at 02:17, Bob Smith wrote:
I'm trying to use two parsers in the same program to parse different
grammars.
...
The problem occurs with the following four function names not subject
to %name-prefix: yy_symbol_value_print, yy_symbol_print,
yy_reduce_print, and yydestruct. In one
I'm trying to use two parsers in the same program to parse different
grammars. The %name-prefix declaration works fine for as far as it goes.
However, I'm also using
#define YYDEBUG 1
%pure-parser
%lex-param {LPPLLOCALVARS lpplLocalVars}
%parse-param {LPPLLOCALVA
hi,
how is it possible to create multiple parsers calling each other while
using the same scanner (flex)? or is this impossible at all?
I've already tried this but I'm getting re-define warnings during
compilation...
best regards
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