dudek@ai.toronto.edu (Gregory Dudek) (02/14/89)
The issues of large static data areas ahas come up before with
regards to yacc output. Here it is again.
My yacc output causes a data segment greater than 32K which, in
turn, makes Think's Lightspeed C (3.0) unhappy. Now that we
have that nice "separate strings" option, is there any way
to convince to stick my yacc table(s) in the STRS area? [They're
table of int's, not char's.]
Greg Dudek
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ARPA: user%ai.toronto.edu@relay.cs.netrae@geaclib.UUCP (Reid Ellis) (02/15/89)
dudek@ai.toronto.edu (Gregory Dudek) writes: | My yacc output causes a data segment greater than 32K which, in |turn, makes Think's Lightspeed C (3.0) unhappy. |..is there any way to convince to stick my yacc table(s) in |the STRS area? [They're table of int's, not char's.] I'm not sure about RMaker or LSC, but if you have MPW handy, it should be very easy to convert the table to Rez input and compile it into a resource. Of course, doing this every time you rebuild it will be a pain. But then I see no way to do it better with Lightspeed C. Has anyone ported yacc to MPW? I *think* I did a long time ago. I definitely did lex (flex), but I can't remember if a PD yacc was posted and if I ported it. Reid "They're getting away! Let's MOVE!" "Watch it, there, Power Girl -- you almost stepped on the Atom!" "Oh. Sorry." -- Reid Ellis, geaclib!rae@geac.uucp, rae@geaclib.uucp [if you're lucky]
wetter@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu (Pierce T. Wetter) (02/17/89)
> Has anyone ported yacc to MPW? I *think* I did a long > time ago. I definitely did lex (flex), but I can't > remember if a PD yacc was posted and if I ported it. > > Reid I ported Bison (GNU Yacc) to the Mac (Wow, a Rhyme.) a long time ago. It was very easy, and in fact it might be nice if someone would port the new version. Pierce -- ____________________________________________________________________________ You can flame or laud me at: wetter@tybalt.caltech.edu or wetter@csvax.caltech.edu or pwetter@caltech.bitnet (There would be a witty saying here, but my signature has to be < 4lines)