On 15 Mar 2006, at 01:24, Sylvain Schmitz wrote:
So, as for LR(1), I guess for typical grammars there will be a
blow- up a couple of times of the number of states. If there is a
problem with exponential blowups, one might perhaps try the same
approach, make a grammar to non-deterministic a
Hans Aberg wrote:
On 7 Mar 2006, at 18:42, Sylvain Schmitz wrote:
Too many states means less chances of merging concurrent stacks. One
could also point out that less inadequate states means less branching,
but the number of inadequate states avoided when using LR(1) instead of
LALR(1) is not v
On 7 Mar 2006, at 18:42, Sylvain Schmitz wrote:
Too many states means less chances of merging concurrent stacks. One
could also point out that less inadequate states means less branching,
but the number of inadequate states avoided when using LR(1)
instead of
LALR(1) is not very big, whereas
Yes, I had already set the PATH variable. The the bison executable is
being found alright. The file that it isn't finding is m4sugar.m4, which
apparently is in a non standard directory.
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From: Anouar LACHHEB [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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For various reasons, I had trouble building bison from source, so I
found and installed a binary verion (2.0) for my OS (AIX 5.2). I'm not
able to install to "/usr/local", so installed instead to my .
So, after installtion everything is installed at:
/usr/local
Which has suddirs of bin, include,
