I have the following makefile that gcc doesn\'t like: blah.exe:lex.yy.o gcc –o blah.exe lex.yy.o lex.yy.o:lex.yy.c
I\'m looking to use Flex for a University module, however I\'m having some trouble setting it up on my home computer.
I\'m taking a class on Flex/Bison at University this semester, and I\'m having serious issues trying to get Flex working. (Possibly due to my own inaptitude, but I\'m finding a solution very, very dif
I\'m using Bison and Flex to make a reentrant scanner/parser pair but can\'t wrap my head around where everything is to be included and declared.
I want to create a parser of template engine using Flex & Bison. The thing is that I would like to parse only expressions within {{..}} and ${..}.
Let\'s be clear I\'m talking about the lexical analysis tool. For the following input: aa bb cc dd I need the parser to match the following sub strings:
I am trying to create a parser with Bison (GNU bison 2.4.1) and flex (2.5.35) on my Ubuntu OS. I have something like this:
I am trying to setup a project that uses flex (fast lex, not the adobe one). I am running on Ubuntu and I installed flex via the apt-get method.
For example, let\'s say I wanted to match an uppercase letter A-Z, but not F-H. Uppercase letters would be [A-Z], and not F-H would be [^F-H] if I am n开发者_如何学Pythonot mistaken. Intuitively, I wa
I want to split a C file into tokens, not for compiling but for analyzing.I feel like this should be pretty straight-forward, and tried looking online for a defined tokens.l (or something similar) fil
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