#x27;s just what the files are called by convention. You can change this
with the -o option.
Alfonso.
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On 8/17/15 10:20 AM, Michael Treibton wrote:
Thank you for your reply. Boost lib? This is in C, not C++, and if
it's the libboost I'm thinking you mean, how would this help me with
an implementation of getopt strings in YACC? Indeed, I could just use
getopt(), but this is now getti
Hi Michael.
There's a boost lib for what you want to do that's probably easier.
Alfonso
On Monday, August 17, 2015, Michael Treibton
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have an existing application which uses a lot of YACC for its
> configuration file. In trying to stream-line a lot of options, and
> f
On 9/18/14, 1:30 PM, John H. Lindsay wrote:
I'm looking for Bison for Windows (any version), but unless I am missing
something or misunderstanding something, all I seem to see is the
development version for Unix (Linux ?). Any comments or pointers
would be helpful.
Hi John,
I've had success u
On 5/4/11 2:26 PM, Andrey Kouninski (kounina) wrote:
Please elaborate what is the license on this file because is different
than the tarballs from bison?
Is there any exception ally for this file?
It is to allow you to use bison generated parsers in closed source
projects. This is different
On 9/1/10 1:01 AM, Martin McDermott wrote:
I'm trying to write a simple grammar for propositional logic for a project
of mine, with support for AND, OR, XOR, NOT. Nothing fancy, only I cant seem
to come up with a correct grammar. My simple test cases all give me syntax
errors.
Anyone mind taking
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> I am Chethan, new to GNU and Bison.
>
> My requirement,
>
> Parser to parse standard C file that gives me the parsed output so
that I can use
> this in other scripting languages.
http://tinyurl.com/bucf23
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I'm still searching, but as of now, the only bison executables
for Windows that I have found is version 1.24 - way too old
for my purposes. Any ideas about where I can find bison 2.1?
this is what came with a cygwin install (http://www.cygwin.com/)
$ bison --version
I've been using pre-built cygwin binaries on windows for probably six
years now with absolutely no problems. Unless your interest is
academic, or you're editing the bison codebase itself, I'd say rolling
your own is an exercise in wasted time.
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cwhite wrote:
Googling this, the suggested solution was to compile lex.yy.c as C++ file. I
did that and it compiled without errors but when I run it, it doesn't
tokenize anymore.
try renaming the .c file to .cpp. For some reason I seem to remember
this being the trick to getting Micosoft Stu
Wojciech Polak wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to inform you that the XML Automaton Report task has
been completed, including the definition of an XML grammar,
implementation in production, and two XSLT transformations.
Please visit http://www.gnu.org.ua/~polak/notes/bison-xml-report.html
for the detaile
Hans Aberg wrote:
What are the cons and pros of the two? Mac OS X 10.4.10 comes with CVS
but not the other, so that one is easier for me.
svn lets you rename / move files without losing history. This is huge.
svn lets you group files for actions, i.e. if you check in 900 files,
and one fail
Hans Aberg wrote:
The Bison from the CVS works fine, too. :-)
they haven't switched to svn yet?
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Ruud van der Meer wrote:
Thanks for this help!
However if I replace "GNU Bison version 1.25"
by "GNU Bison version 1.24"
my Visio Studio says:
bison.simple: No such file or directory
while I have a version of this file "bison.simple" in the same directory as
"bison.exe".
I tried to replace
Hans Aberg wrote:
Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.
The version I'm familiar with is "Time flies like the wind, fruit flies
like bananas".
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cwcaceres wrote:
Is Bison/Flex better than Bison++/Flex++ then?
I have no idea, I just used them because I'm accustomed to them, and
they work fine for me. I also integrate them with a C++ application
with no problems, so C++ integration is your motivation for wanting to
use the the "++" ve
Camille Caceres wrote:
Hello, I hope someone can help me with some information. I am using
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003. Is there a specific version of Bison that
is compatible with this? I think Bison 2.1 is the latest version but I'm not
sure. I would also like to know what version of Flex
Ruud van der Meer wrote:
I am looking for a bison version 1.24 for windows.
Who knows where I can download this?
ah, you want a version that is even older than the one on the gnu ftp
site. I have no idea, sorry.
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Ruud van der Meer wrote:
I am looking for a bison version 1.24 for windows.
Who knows where I can download this?
http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bison/ ?
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SO I'm working on flex/bison stuff, once again, so I'm re-subbing after
a few years off.
Quick question: has anyone successfully used the grammar at
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/ANSI-C-grammar-y.html?
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Hans Aberg wrote:
On 27 Oct 2006, at 21:34, bernd wrote:
I was googeling quite a bit without real success.
Does anybody has some advice or can point me to a web site on how to set
up an Eclipse project that integrates Bison in a decent way?
Isn't it a Java platform? Bison is only C-code, b
Bob Proulx wrote:
help-bison subscribers,
You may have noticed an increase lately in the amount of spam to the
help-bison list. If you have local filtering in place you may not
have noticed. But looking in the archives for a previous posting
would reveal the noise there.
good. lets hope it works
Paul Eggert wrote:
If by "dynamic memory" you mean "malloc or alloca", then yes, it's
easy:
#define YYSTACK_ALLOC(size) 0
that _is_ easy. ;]
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Henrik Sorensen wrote:
Combined with LaTex, I used it to generate an online reference manual for the
pl1gcc project (pl1gcc.sourceforge.net) click on manual to see a sample
Just looked at your docs - that is very cool.
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Eneko Nieto wrote:
Hello
we have the following error while compiling with bison:
error de decodificación antes de una constante numérica
I didn't even know that bison had error messages in spanish. Are you
sure they are coming from bison ?
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Atul Kulkarni wrote:
I am trying to redirect the standard input of flex to a character
pointer, I do not want to read a file for my input but want to
tokenize and parse a character string I have.
search the flex documentation for _scan_string()
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Volker Wegert wrote:
I prefer Qt to STL - not only because I know it better, but also because of
the documentation. I haven't found an adequate documentation for STL yet,
sorry :-)
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/table_of_contents.html
thats the one I use.
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Volker Wegert wrote:
Alfonso Urdaneta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Works without problems, now :-)
Do you know why, or don't really care once it works ?
I don't know why, and yes, I'd like to know. :-)
Thanks in advance
Volker
C++ allows you to create functions with the sa
No, there is no such Bison design doc's: Only reading the Bison source code
itself. (Apart from that somebody wrote something in Spanish, I think.)
link ?
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Volker Wegert wrote:
However, I get the following error message during linking (output
abbreviated):
Stupid question, but I assume that you are aware of the name mangling in
C++ and are properly externing your declarations to compensate ?
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Plantier, Spencer wrote:
I have installed m4-1.4 and made sure the path is in my path statement.
When I install bison I get the following error:
checking for gnum4... no
checking for m4... /usr/ccs/bin/m4
checking whether m4 supports frozen files... no
configure: error: GNU M4 1.4 is required
Any h
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