Le 9 mai 06 à 21:45, Satya Kiran a écrit :
Sure. I will do that. When I was looking for documentation, I missed out one important place - and that place is the comments of the code; Thanks for pointing out. Any tips/starting points for me in reading bison code?
Well, that would depend upon which part you wish to study. There is a front end, which task is to read the grammar and apply a few transformations upon it. Then there is the core of the program, which builds the LR(0) automaton, then the LALR automaton, deals with precedence, associativity and other conflicts, and then prepares (compresses) the tables. Then there is the back end, which prepares a batch of M4 definitions corresponding to the grammar, and it calls M4 giving it these definitions, and the selected skeleton. Basically, see... main.c :) _______________________________________________ help-bison@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-bison
