Hi Egor, > Le 14 juin 2020 à 17:17, Egor Pugin <egor.pu...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > Now it says different error: error: unknown type name 'YY_RANGESTYPE' > https://pastebin.com/fknMpDah
I believe the problem is that you depend on YYSTYPE, and you should not. It exists in C, but in C++ you should use yy::parser::semantic_type. The only reason you could use it before, is because it "leaked" from glr.cc to glr.c. yy::parser::semantic_type exists since the beginning. So in https://github.com/egorpugin/primitives/blob/0d917974163e2fd84f952050f3e046445a8c162a/src/templates/include/primitives/helper/bison.h#L346 instead of #define MY_LEXER_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE_BODY lex(PARSER_NAME_UP(STYPE) * val, THIS_PARSER2::location_type * loc) you should have #define MY_LEXER_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE_BODY lex(THIS_PARSER2::semantic_type * val, THIS_PARSER2::location_type * loc) > Also what about adding BISON_VERSION macro to the generated > header/source as I proposed in the previous message? So far, I don't see a need for this. We have had that in C from the start, so I kept it, but there's nothing equivalent to be done in D and Java, and so far, in C++, it does not appears to be required. For instance in the present case, the fact that it does not exist allowed me to spot a problem in your bison.y, instead of adding incorrect workarounds. Please, confirm that once this issue fixed, the tarball I sent you fixes all your problems. Cheers! Akim