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From: | Pavel Grinfeld <levap@rcn.com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 29 Apr 1999 00:47:33 -0400 |
Organization: | Compilers Central |
Keywords: | yacc, question, C++, comment |
Hi,
I'm in a major yacc predicament.
I'm using C++. I have defined a custom type YYSTYPE which is a class
containing a bunch of other classed with constructors and
destructors. I would like to rely on instances of this class calling
their distructors when they "go out of scope". To put it another way,
I need freshly initialized instances of this class whenever I need
another variable of this type. From what I understand this does not
happen.
Is anyone familiar with this problem? Can anyone suggest a good
workaround as I am at a complete loss!
Many thanks in advance!
Pavel
levap@rcn.com
[That's why yacc and C++ hate each other. People can probably suggest
a variety of workarounds. -John]
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