Re: Flex IMCC

2003-01-22 Thread Dan Sugalski
At 6:10 PM +0100 1/21/03, Leopold Toetsch wrote:

Dan Sugalski wrote:


Okay, I can be a bit slow, but I finally figured out what's going 
on with IMCC and OS X. imclexer.c is autogenerated (duh!) and flex, 
or whatever's being used to do it, spits out bad code. Could the 
IMCC folks upgrade to the latest version of flex to see if that 
fixes things and, if not, I'll hack up a post-processing program to 
make the output buildable.

Could you be more precise in your error descriptions?
Error message, file line # ... ;-)


:-P

It's a link-time error--yyin is multiply defined.


If you are talking about the yyin, yyout thingy, this sould be 
fixed. Ths was a double define.

Cool. I didn't see where in the source it was an issue, but I'm not 
intimately familiar with the quirks of flex.
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Dan

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Flex IMCC

2003-01-21 Thread Dan Sugalski
Okay, I can be a bit slow, but I finally figured out what's going on 
with IMCC and OS X. imclexer.c is autogenerated (duh!) and flex, or 
whatever's being used to do it, spits out bad code. Could the IMCC 
folks upgrade to the latest version of flex to see if that fixes 
things and, if not, I'll hack up a post-processing program to make 
the output buildable.
--
Dan

--it's like this---
Dan Sugalski  even samurai
[EMAIL PROTECTED] have teddy bears and even
  teddy bears get drunk


Re: Flex IMCC

2003-01-21 Thread Leopold Toetsch
Dan Sugalski wrote:


Okay, I can be a bit slow, but I finally figured out what's going on 
with IMCC and OS X. imclexer.c is autogenerated (duh!) and flex, or 
whatever's being used to do it, spits out bad code. Could the IMCC folks 
upgrade to the latest version of flex to see if that fixes things and, 
if not, I'll hack up a post-processing program to make the output 
buildable.

Could you be more precise in your error descriptions?
Error message, file line # ... ;-)

If you are talking about the yyin, yyout thingy, this sould be fixed. 
Ths was a double define.

leo