"Cook, Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ERROR: syntax error at line 3467: unexpected token "syntax error"
> This line number seems to be from postgres.bki, and it appears to be
> one short of where the error actually arises - inserting a blank line
> at line 3468 moves the error to line 3468.
Hmm, both the weird phrasing of the error message and the off-by-one
line count are pretty obvious bugs now that I look at bootscanner.l.
I guess nobody noticed because so few people have ever seen an actual
syntax error here.
> The first 'declare unique index' line is the one that is causing the
> problem - commenting it out just moves the same error message to the
> next line.
It looks fine to me too. I think that either the bootstrap lexer
or parser must be broken on your machine.
> I have not regenerated the bison-generated parser source file - it is
> the one that comes with PostgreSQL 7.4.2.
Are you speaking specifically of
src/backend/bootstrap/bootparse.c
src/backend/bootstrap/bootscanner.c
src/backend/bootstrap/bootstrap_tokens.h
Make doubly sure that these didn't get regenerated. If they didn't, the
only other theory that comes to mind is a compiler bug. Which compiler
are you using exactly?
regards, tom lane
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