nobody@tekecs.GWD.TEK.COM (-for inetd server command) (04/11/89)
This is addressed to fischer@iesd.dk. I was unable to get my mailer to accept his address. Does anyone know how to convince a mailer to send a message via a portal? Please mail your response. In article <1685@iesd.dk> you write: >The code generated by bison (aka GNU YACC) works fine with C++, at >least with the GNU C++ compiler. Simply write C++ code in the action >parts, and compile with g++. No problem. Using YACC, you get a couple >of warnings, but it works ok. > >Using LEX is more tricky, but it can be done (kludge available :-). >Using flex (Vern Paxson's fast LEX) is far better. You'll have to make >a simple patch to the skeleton lexer, but that's easy to spot. I have >a patch if anyone is interested (I've mailed it to Vern, too). I would be interested in both of these patch/kludges. Your timing in posting this information is very fortuitous for me; I was just about to start designing a class which contains a parser in its private members. Bruce Cohen Interactive Technologies Division, Tektronix, Inc. M/S 61-028, P.O. Box 1000, Wilsonville, OR 97070 brucec@orca.wv.tek.com.usa
ges@stiatl.salestech.com (Gerald Sullivan) (06/26/91)
I have some questions about yacc++: 1. Is it public domain? 2. Where can I get it? I am looking for either sources or MSDOS executable. I have internet access. 3. Is it compatible with existing yacc grammars? 4. Is anybody using it that would like to comment about it? Thanks in advance, -- Jerry Sullivan Sales Technologies, Inc. Atlanta,GA
ssvvss@mixcom.COM (Synetics Software) (06/27/91)
From Compiler Resources 3 Procotr St. Hopkinton, MA 01748 508-435-5016 (voice) 508-435-4847 (fax) Ask for Barb Zino. They don't have a DOS version yet, but lets encourage them! -Jon Hopkins Synetics Software Brookfield, WI 53005 414-789-5253