hello all,
I just started to get the grasp of bison and how to make it work with
flex. I have defined a struct in the grammar file similar to this:
typedef struct {
char *mem1;
char *mem2;
} where_cls;
The union includes it:
%union{
...
where_cls aswhere;
}
This is pretty straightforwar
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Hey
Varga-Háli Dániel wrote:
> I just started to get the grasp of bison and how to make it work with
> flex. I have defined a struct in the grammar file similar to this:
>
> typedef struct {
> char *mem1;
> char *mem2;
> } where_cls;
>
> The union
On Fri, 15 May 2009, [ISO-8859-1] Varga-H?li D?niel wrote:
> I have defined a struct in the grammar file similar to this:
>
> typedef struct {
> char *mem1;
> char *mem2;
> } where_cls;
>
> The union includes it:
> %union{
> ...
> where_cls aswhere;
> }
> After looking at the tab.h file
Dear Daniel,
I think this problem is currently inherent of Bison. In the tab.h generated
by Bison, there are normally only three things that are incorporated:
1. The enumeration of the tokens
2. The YYSTYPE definition and yylval declaration
3. The YYLTYPE definition and yylloc declaration
Notic
