On Thu, 24 Jan 2008, Daniel Kraft wrote:
> Hm, I would really like to test this new feature... However, I should have
> mentioned I'm using the C++ language skeleton, and the push-parser seems to be
> currently only implemented for C.
>
> Are there plans to port it to the C++ skeleton, too? If
[using push parser for project]
Great, please let us know your success or failure stories. This new
feature will be in the next release, and your feedback is highly
appreciated.
Hm, I would really like to test this new feature... However, I should
have mentioned I'm using the C++ language
On Tue, Jan 22, 2008 at 05:00:54PM +, Daniel Kraft wrote:
> Bob Rossi wrote:
> start_symbol:
> real_start_symbol
> {
> storeValueForProcession($1);
> YYACCEPT;
> }
> ;
> >>
>>> Thanks for the hint, it looks neat as far as I have seen yet! But I'm
>>>
Bob Rossi wrote:
start_symbol:
real_start_symbol
{
storeValueForProcession($1);
YYACCEPT;
}
;
>>
Thanks for the hint, it looks neat as far as I have seen yet! But I'm not
yet sure how this will help me exactly; will yypush_parse return without
this YYPUSHMORE whenever it encount
On Sun, Jan 20, 2008 at 09:48:11AM +, Daniel Kraft wrote:
>>> I'm trying to use GNU bison to parse from a "continuous" stream, that is,
>>> I do want to implement a program similar to a shell: parse one "command"
>>> at a time, process it, and continue until end-of-stream is encountered.
>>>
I'm trying to use GNU bison to parse from a "continuous" stream, that is, I
do want to implement a program similar to a shell: parse one "command" at
a time, process it, and continue until end-of-stream is encountered.
However, I do want my parser to return the parsed tree to the calling
prog
On Sat, Jan 19, 2008 at 05:33:32PM +, Daniel Kraft wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use GNU bison to parse from a "continuous" stream, that is, I
> do want to implement a program similar to a shell: parse one "command" at
> a time, process it, and continue until end-of-stream is encountered.
>
Hi,
I'm trying to use GNU bison to parse from a "continuous" stream, that
is, I do want to implement a program similar to a shell: parse one
"command" at a time, process it, and continue until end-of-stream is
encountered.
However, I do want my parser to return the parsed tree to the callin
