Also, if the version of Bison you have allows it, with the directives:
%output "file"
and
%file-prefix "prefix"
For how to use this, see Bison Manual for version 3.0.4, section 3.7.12
"Bison Declaration Summary", installed in your system with Bison, and
available in the website.
Regards
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> On 28 Mar 2017, at 01:20, Laura Morales wrote:
>
> Is there somewhere an archive of readily-available grammars that I can reuse
> instead of re-writing them from scratch? For example grammars to build
> parsers for csv, tsv, ini, json, yaml, c, javascript, java xml, etc.?
The archive is pro
Hi Laura,
On 3/28/17 10:59 AM, Laura Morales wrote:
When I run Bison to generate the parser (.c and .h files), the new files have
extensions ".tab.c" and ".tab.h". What's the meaning of this ".tab" thing and
how can tell Bison not to append it?
It's just what the files are called by convention
When I run Bison to generate the parser (.c and .h files), the new files have
extensions ".tab.c" and ".tab.h". What's the meaning of this ".tab" thing and
how can tell Bison not to append it?
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Is there somewhere an archive of readily-available grammars that I can reuse
instead of re-writing them from scratch? For example grammars to build parsers
for csv, tsv, ini, json, yaml, c, javascript, java xml, etc.?
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