Akim Demaille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The latter if doable... That means having our scanner trace the
> semiu-colons. It should be doable.
A bit tricky, though, since we should allow comments after the
semicolons. Not sure it's worth it....
> I don't think that we should accepted something that's not used, or
> cannot be used. Granted, it could be arbitrarily complex CPP
> invocations that evaluate into a single id... But is this really
> something that is used? How is output that stuff?
>
> This thing is really troublesome.
>
> BTW, what do you mean by arbitrary? It stops at the first brace it
> sees, even if it's in comment? In a string?
Bison stops at the first "real" brace it sees. C comments and strings
don't count. Yacc stops at the first "{" regardless where it appears.
So they're not 100% compatible on really weird inputs.
