>>>>> "kynn" == kynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
kynn> [ I originally posted this in comp.lang.perl.modules. A responder
kynn> suggested I sent it to this address. ]
kynn> I'm trying to learn how to use Parse::RecDescent, so I tried the
kynn> script demo_Cgrammar.pl that comes with the Parse::RecDescent
kynn> distribution with Kernighan & Ritchie's canonical hello.c as input.
kynn> Here's what I get:
kynn> $ cat hello.c
kynn> #include <stdio.h>
kynn> main()
kynn> {
kynn> printf("Hello, world.\n");
kynn> }
And the answer you got there was "CPP is meta to C grammar, so the
C grammar parser chokes on that". You need to preprocess your
file, then feed the output of that to the C grammar.
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