I have not used yacc on the pc in a long time, but here is how yacc (and
all the compatible products like bicon) work on Linux.
Yacc takes a look at the source file extension and that determine how it
names the output files.
.y - .c
.ypp - .cpp
.y++ - .c++
etc
You may have to copy the file
Actually, now that I look at it more closely, I think I screwed up. When
I run cmdparse.ypp through yacc/bison I get a different output that what
is in the svn repository. I will update the repository and you can try
the new copy.
David
On 05/26/2010 10:00 PM, Mark Miesfeld wrote:
On Wed,
Hi David,
There is currently a problem buiding hostemu on Windows, in non-debug
mode. Since I usually always build the debug version I didn't notice
it until now. I know how to fix it, but since I don't know yacc, I'm
not sure if it is the correct way.
When building the debug version there is
Mark -
Actually, the yacc portion is all automatic for the Linux build. See
(about) line 936 in the Makefile.am. The libtool automatically uses the
version of yacc discovered via the configure.ac file (about line 62).
My intent was to build the cpp file in Linux and store both the ypp and
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 4:59 PM, David Ashley
david.ashley@gmail.com wrote:
Actually, the yacc portion is all automatic for the Linux build. See
(about) line 936 in the Makefile.am. The libtool automatically uses the
version of yacc discovered via the configure.ac file (about line 62).
