acy@spot.icd.abnet.COM (Adnan Yaqub) (07/16/88)
The file lex.c of G++ 1.22.0 doesn't compile (via gcc or cc) on our Sun 360s or our Vax (which runs 4.3BSD). The problem is that certain types definitions (YY*) seem to be missing from the file. I can retrieve type definitions with the same name from the lex.c from the GCC 1.22 distribution and make the file compile, but is this the correct thing to do? I have the patch for G++ which revs the software to 1.22.1, but this didn't patch lex.c. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Adnan Yaqub ...[pyramid|decvax|masscomp]!abvax!acy| |Allen-Bradley Company 747 Alpha Dr. Highland Hts. OH 44143 USA (216) 646-4409| +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
sechrist@hp-sde.SDE.HP.COM (Nancy Sechrist) (07/19/88)
Check your version of BISON. I was having a similar problem because I had an old version of BISON. When this old version was used to create parse.tab.c, it also overwrote parse.tab.h, thus losing some typedefs and such. I installed the latest BISON and the problem went away.