All,
I had misunderstood how %merge worked and was trying to
solve a problem by using %dprec and grammar rewrites.
Frank Heckenbach came up with the following grammar which
highlights the issue very well (I had assumed that %merge would
only be applicable when two different grammar rules were invo
In fact, this issue did get discussed when the GLR skeleton got
introduced, and the language (or lack of it) is, AIR, deliberate on
the part of the lead maintainers at the time. On consideration, I
would prefer that the same terms apply to all skeletons as now apply
to the C LALR(1) skeleton. I
This is most likely an error: The other skeleton files did not exist at the
time that stuff was written. Akim Demaille is resposnible for the C++ file
and Paul Hilfinger for the GLR file. They probably forgot to insert the
correct copyright. If so, this is a Bug-Bison issue.
At 14:28 +0100 2005/03
You must provide more info about when and how the error occurs (version,
installation, etc.): I can't find that error string in Bison 2.0 nor in the
M4 that Bison uses. If you use an older Bison version, try to update, as
older versions are not supported. And bugs should be reported to the
Bug-Biso
I deleted the message asking about passing a parameter
to the `merge' function, so I can't reply directly.
There may be a better way of doing this, but a workaround might
be to use thread-specific information, assuming each call to `yyparse()'
has its own parameter object and each parameter object
Hello,
I have read the "Conditions for Using Bison" on
page 3 of the Bison 2.0 documentation.
The first lines say:
As of Bison version 1.24, we have changed the
distribution terms for yyparse to permit using Bison's output in nonfree
programs when Bison is generating C code for LALR(1) p
Hello,
I am using the %parse-param option of bison to pass
additional parameters to the parse function.
I pass a pointer to an instance of a class which
holds the parser environment
(because i'm using %pure-parser)
I am also using the %glr-parser option and I use
%merge to merge the par
