imply with the separation of
precedence declarations (by {} brackets, for example).
It's now 6 years and a bit later. Has this problem been solved in Bison in the
mean time? Because I can not even find a mention of this in the manual.
Thanks in advance for your re
But I would prefer if only the following relations were understood:
IF_THEN_RULE < "else"
'+' < '*'
'- < '*'
All the others were unintentional, and might silently (and badly) resolve a
shift/reduce conflict that I introduced by accident.
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Bison? (See my reply to Hans for a more detailed
explanation of my problem.)
Thanks!
(Thanks to Hans too, for his reply!)
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not be limited to
integral/pointer types. That would greatly reduce complexity in my grammar,
in which I now use C-pointers to Boost shared pointers. ;-)
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