Re: coco/r of some problem

"5+6=" can't be recognized, as you forgot to define the "+" token.
Also no values are assigned to tmp and tmp2.
printf("%d",numSym); always will print the same constant value of the
num symbol.


Tip: Look at the CALC.ATG example. It's quite similar to your project.
It demonstrates, how you can assign a value to your variables.




Regards


Detlef Meyer-Eltz


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am Montag, 11. April 2005 um 06:11 schrieben Sie:


> hello,
> i' m testing coco/r


> but my code can't run coco/r.
> give a data .
> ex: tmp.txt


> 5+6=


> i need show answer.
> but i can't do it .


> help~~!!




> /******************************************/


> $c
> COMPILER IC


> CHARACTERS
> digit = "0123456789" .


> TOKENS


> num = digit {digit}.


> PRODUCTIONS


> IC = { Expression "=" }.


> Expression = (. int tmp,tmp2,total;.)
> num
> { "*" num (.total = tmp2 + tmp; printf("%d",numSym);.)
> | "-" num (.total = tmp2 - tmp; printf("%d",numSym);.)} .


> END IC.


> /******************************************/

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