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flex++ & bison++ nick@kirsch.org (Nicholas Kirsch) (1998-07-20) |
Re: flex++ & bison++ acoetmeur@icdc.caissedesdepots.fr (Alain Coetmeur) (1998-07-27) |
flex++ & bison++ htw5586@informatik.htw-dresden.de (htw5586) (1999-08-04) |
Re: flex++ & bison++ mst@microsoft.com (John Smith) (1999-09-06) |
From: | "Alain Coetmeur" <acoetmeur@icdc.caissedesdepots.fr> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 27 Jul 1998 11:45:41 -0400 |
Organization: | Compilers Central |
References: | 98-07-141 |
Keywords: | lex, yacc, C++ |
Nicholas Kirsch a ecrit:
>I am using flex ++ & bison ++ made by Alain Coetmeur (coetmeur@icdc.fr)
>and running into problems. I have a legimate grammar that compiled and
>execute just fine under flex and bison, called dialog.l & dialog.y.
#include <disclaimer.h>
cout<<"note that my boss tell me to tell that bison++/flex++ are no
more supported..."<<endl;
moreover ther are products that are much more up todate, especially
flex2.5&+... look also about Andrew Bison-A1&+
who knows better one ?
8)
>I run these commands.
>
>flex++ dialog.l (generates lex.yy.c)
>bison++ -d dialog.y (generates dialog.tab.c & dialog.tab.h)
>
>I then compile with g++ like so :
>
>g++ dialog.tab.c lex.yy.c
>
>The result is that I get an undefined reference to `parse virtual table`
If I remember this is something about the function printing errors...
look in the header (or in the preprocessed version since my headers
are very very intricated... please apology 8( )
>I have read the man pages for both, and found no useful information. I
>know that with flex I previously had to compile with -lfl to link in the
>flex libraries, but this doesn't work with these tools.
with the C++ mapping, you have to code it yourself...
this takes 10 lines... look into the sammples in "misc"
best regards
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