From: mattias DOT waldau AT abc DOT se ("Mattias Waldau")
Subject: Re: lex,yacc ?
25 Oct 1996 11:06:30 -0700
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there is a bison (=yacc) and flex (=lex) in the gnuwin32-distribution.
They work fine, except that I have had some problems with the difference
between
\n (unix) och cr-lf (windows). 

The problem is easily solved by adding a rule

\x0a

in the the lex-grammar.


However, I have stopped using them and instead uses the products from MKS.
MKS Yacc is enhanced which makes it easier to build a conflict-free grammar

/mattias



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> From: Paul Mu <ypaul AT slc DOT unisys DOT com>
> To: gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com
> Subject: lex,yacc ?
> Date:  den 24 oktober 1996 17:04
> 
> Hi,
> 	Does anybody know where I can get the free port of lex and yacc in
> 	NT. Or can I just get the unix source code and compile it using
> 	cygwin32 gcc ?
> 
> Thanks in advance ...
> Paul
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