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From: "Michael O'Brien" <mobrien@pixar.com>
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Subject: line directives from bison
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 08:51:42 -0800
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Hola~

When using bison, the line directives, which are on by default, from the
command prompt, the resulting file contains:

#line 1 "f:\dir\file"

which is bogus (the \ need to be escaped). So, my options are to either run
the result through sed replacing '\' with "\\" or not use line directives
(which make debugging quite a pain)

I'm using the 20.1 version of cygnus. Anyone know if this bug is going to be
fixed anytime soon?

MO



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