On 6/13/2007 5:16 PM, Hans Aberg wrote:
On 13 Jun 2007, at 19:09, Paul Eggert wrote:
Do I understand you correctly in saying that you're trying to do a
single C compilation that #includes two different Bison-generated .c
files?
Oops, I missed that on Help-Bison. :-)
That would explain the problem: Bison doesn't support that,
and is designed only for separate compilation.
On the other hand, if there are only four names which haven't been
namespacified, would it be difficult to admit it?
The compilations are separate: one in file <parse.c> and the other in
file <dfnhdr.c> each generated by Bison from the respective .y files.
The #includes common to all files are the .pro files generated by the
C compiler. Each .pro file contains the prototypes for each function
in the corresponding .c file.
The problem I have is that the .pro files corresponding to the two
parser-generated .c files each contain a prototype for the four
functions I mentioned before. However, because of the different use
of %lex-param in the two parser files, the prototype for (say)
yydestruct is different in the two .pro files.
If you like, I'd be glad to generate a minimal set of files which
reproduces the problem.
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