> On 22 Sep 2016, at 17:20, cardinals wrote:
> How long max input string could Bison support? 4K? 2K? or 1K?
Bison parses tokens handed down from the lexer, not strings. So you need to
provide more details.
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I'm not sure there's a Bison limit -- tokens should be allocated by the
lexer (flex), and user code has full control over how big to make buffers
and char*s..
Or by "Bison input" do you mean the .y file, and it's a grammar rule that
exceeds 4096 characters?
-Chris
On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 8:20 A
Hello,
How long max input string could Bison support? 4K? 2K? or 1K?
I met one issue when use bison to parse a long digitMap (length is 4096
characters), which is used for voip digitMap, looks like:
([2-8]xx|13x|1800383848|0|9|*|#|x.#|1[0124-9]x|[0-9*#].T...
