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I'm working with Bison 2.0 on linux and am having trouble getting all
of the output from a recursive call to a rule. I have input a piece of
C code which represents an enum into a lexer designed for C and a
bison rule set designed for C as well. I was
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Phil,
Thanks for the assist. I have a feeling that this will allow me to
continue my research with bison.
Philip Herron wrote:
> Took me a few times to read your mail to see what you meant :P. So let
> me know if i am wrong i but, you want to unders
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Phil,
Try going to Safari books on-line. They usually have all of O'Reilly's
books available for on-line viewing. I live in the US and have the
O'Reilly books handy in physical form, but still use the online
bookshelf Safari offers simply because it m
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I'm trying something not found in any of the manuals or the O'Reilly
books. I'm trying to create a C lexer and parser (mainly because C++
isn't really supported all that well yet), then link them in with my
C++ driver routine. My problem is that I am h
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Chris,
Yep, that's it. Sometimes you need someone to dope slap you.
extern "C" {
extern int yyparse( );
}
Evan
Chris verBurg wrote:
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> In the C++ code, have you tried declaring yyparse as "extern C int
yyparse();" so that it doesn't try to mangle
