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Visual C++/MFC Lex and Yacc jukkaj@ping.at (JUKKA) (1997-04-18) |
Re: Visual C++/MFC Lex and Yacc clark@quarry.zk3.dec.com (1997-04-22) |
RE: Visual C++/MFC Lex and Yacc venkateswr@po4.net.cho.ge.com (Rao, Venkateswara (MIS, GEFanuc, NA)) (1997-05-03) |
From: | clark@quarry.zk3.dec.com (Chris Clark USG) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 22 Apr 1997 21:19:52 -0400 |
Organization: | Digital Equipment Corporation - Marlboro, MA |
References: | 97-04-120 |
Keywords: | parse, C++ |
> 1. I tried to convert Bison++ and Flex++ to Visual C++ in WIndows ..
> but it is such a preprosessor code junk .. and I cannot put my
> precompiled headers there without touching the generators .. and would
> not like to do that. Have sombody generators for Windows Visual C++?
To answer the specific request, Yacc++(r) and the Language Ojbects
Library incorporates a solution to that specific problem. The is a
"-microsoft_precompiled_header filename" option (or -mph filename for
short), which prefixes the generated files with a #include "filename"
(where filename defaults to stdafx.h for convenience to Visual C++
users).
> 2. Is there no better tools available today than the old Lex/Yacc,
> Bison/Flex etc. variants?
In my opinion (but I am certainly biased on this part, being one of
the developers) it also answers part 2 since it has regular
expressions, grammar inheritance, a complete object oriented model,
. . . (and looks pretty close to normal yacc to ease the learning
curve). It is however a commercial product and not shareware or
public domain, if that is germane to your decision.
Chris Clark
for information, contact:
Compiler Resources, Inc.
3 Proctor St
Hopkinton, MA 01748 USA
email: compres@world.std.com <== by far best way to contact
(508)435-5016 voice
(508)435-4847 fax
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