winkler@apple.UUCP (Dan Winkler) (10/02/86)
If you've got one, please send it to me. Thanks.
drw@cullvax.UUCP (Dale Worley) (10/03/86)
> If you've got one, please send it to me. Thanks.
See Appendix C of Harbison & Steele (C: A Reference Manual), which
gives a LALR(1) grammar for C.
Daleballou@brahms.BERKELEY.EDU (Kenneth R. Ballou) (10/05/86)
In article <358@cullvax.UUCP> drw@cullvax.UUCP (Dale Worley) writes: >> If you've got one, please send it to me. Thanks. > >See Appendix C of Harbison & Steele (C: A Reference Manual), which >gives a LALR(1) grammar for C. > >Dale Unfortunately, Harbison & Steele is *not* the ANSI specification.
Ludwig@smoke.UUCP (10/09/86)
We are looking also for a
>>>> yacc grammar for ANSI C <<<<<
Thanks for any advise.jason@hpcnoe.UUCP (Jason Zions) (10/14/86)
> Ludwig@smoke.UUCP / 6:57 am Oct 9, 1986 / > We are looking also for a > >>>> yacc grammar for ANSI C <<<<< > Thanks for any advise. Same advice as has been given here many times. There is no such thing as ANSI C. There is a proposed standard, but it is not yet a standard. You might be interested in purchasing the proposed standard; the address to which you should write is posted frequently in this newsgroup. It does not contain a YACC-able grammer. -- This is not an official statement of Hewlett-Packard Corp., and does not necessarily reflect the views of HP. It is provided completely without warranty of any kind. Lawyers take 3d10 damage and roll a saving throw vs. ego attack. Jason Zions Hewlett-Packard Colorado Networks Division 3404 E. Harmony Road Mail Stop 102 Ft. Collins, CO 80525 {ihnp4,seismo,hplabs,gatech}!hpfcdc!hpcnoe!jason