Thanks, Laurence, I'll take a look and see if this route is the one for me. In terms of building from the source, I'm just trying to be consistent (grab the tar/zip file, untar/unzip, and build on each platform). Binaries is a reasonable option, as well.
Concerning Windows: my personal taste and yours align here. But..., sometimes we have to do what we don't like and Windows often is involved ;^) Thanks, if I have any other questions, I'll ask. I appreciate your help! -Mary Ann -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I wrote: > > > It was not difficult to integrate a Bison parser with a Visual C++ > program, but I've > > forgotten the details. I eventually gave up on Visual C++ and used GCC on > > the Windows machine instead. This project is currently on ice. > > The sources for this project are here: > > http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/metaexchange/scantest/?hideattic=1&root=metae > xchange > > This is the CVS repository for the `scantest' part of the GNU Metadata > Exchange Utilities. I started porting it to GNU/Linux, and I'm not sure > whether the older versions of the files in the repository contain the old > Visual C++ code. That is, I don't remember when I started using the > repository. > > You could take a look through the `ChangeLog' file and/or the log files in > the `/LOG/' subdirectory to see whether they contain any information that > would be useful to you. > > I don't have access to a machine with Windows and Visual C++, so I can't > try running it. Left to my own devices, I wouldn't touch either Windows > or Visual C++ with a barge pole, but that's just my personal taste. > > However, if you choose to take a look and have any questions, I will try > to answer them. It's been awhile since I've looked at this code, though. > > Laurence Finston > > _______________________________________________ help-bison@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-bison
