On Tue, 24 Oct 2006, Joerg Hoffmann wrote:
> lex.fct_pddl.c:1642: warning: implicit declaration of function ?fileno?
Seems like you're missing #include .
> scan-fct_pddl.y: In function ?load_fct_file?:
> scan-fct_pddl.y:910: error: ?yyin? undeclared (first use in this function)
yyin is defined
On Tue, 24 Oct 2006, Pupeno wrote:
> I have a Bison parser, parser.y, which generates a C source file, parser.c
> and its header file, parser.h.
> I want to put something in parser.h: the declaration/prototype of a function
> that is in parser.y and ends up in parser.c. This is because this functi
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Why not write another header file?
Also note that names starting with "_" are reserved for compiler
implementation.
Hans Aberg
On 24 Oct 2006, at 18:31, Pupeno wrote:
Hello,
I have a Bison parser, parser.y, which generates a C source file,
parser.c
and its he
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You have the Bison static type system invoked, and somewhere a token
or nonterminal does not have a type value, I would think.
Hans Aberg
On 24 Oct 2006, at 13:31, Hari wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to bison a parser.y file. I am unable to compile it as it
shows..
"
Hello,
I have a Bison parser, parser.y, which generates a C source file, parser.c
and its header file, parser.h.
I want to put something in parser.h: the declaration/prototype of a function
that is in parser.y and ends up in parser.c. This is because this function
should be usable from other files
Hi Bob,
thanks for the quick answer.
Well, now you mention it: right now I got for the first time an error
for which I have absolutely no clue what to do, and which I could not
resove after some (random) guessing.
I just downloaded bison version 1.875 because that is what I used on a
previo
On Tue, Oct 24, 2006 at 05:38:27PM +0200, Joerg Hoffmann wrote:
> Dear Bison makers,
>
> First, thanks for your very useful tool. However, I have to say I'm
> frustrated by the utter lack of downwards compatibility. Why is this
> necessary?
>
> I'm working with code that originated in 1998. It
Dear Bison makers,
First, thanks for your very useful tool. However, I have to say I'm
frustrated by the utter lack of downwards compatibility. Why is this
necessary?
I'm working with code that originated in 1998. It has in the meantime
been copied so often that it is impossible to revise al
Hi,
I am trying to bison a parser.y file. I am unable to compile it as it
shows..
" no declared type error" . I have searched for this error on net but could
hardly get any help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
-hari
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Hello,
I have a Bison parser, parser.y, which generates a C source file, parser.c
and its header file, parser.h.
I want to put something in parser.h: the declaration/prototype of a function
that is in parser.y and ends up in parser.c. This is because this function
should be usable from other files
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