I\'m trying to parse a legacy language (which is similar to \'C\') using FLEX and BISON. Everything is working nicely except for matching strings.
I\'m trying to write a parser for a Lua-like language, using lex and yacc. It is a language without a f开发者_Go百科orced statement terminator(a semicolon), and this feature made me not able to tell i
I have a language I am making a parser for which contains function calls. A few function names are reserved and I would like to handle them differently in my grammer. In EBNF it would look like
Im trying to parse a file using Bison/Yacc but i want to pause the parsing for a while. The reason i want to do this is that i want to process a huge file sequentially and simulate a java iterator usi
I\'m new to yacc/lex and I\'m working on a parser that was written by someone else. I notice that when an undefined token is found, the parser returns an error and stops. Is there a simple way to just
I have sentences like : \"a\" \"a\" \"a\" 开发者_如何学Go I would like to catch all this examples (with lex), but I don\'t how to say the beginning of the lineI\'m not totally sure what exactly you\
I have a source code and I would like to add line numbers. What I\'ve done : %{ int lines=0; %} LINE \\n %%
I\'ve been reading up on lex/yacc. The books and examples are not hard to follow. In fact, the whole concept is clear as a bell. With one exception. Lex/yacc seem to generate standalone programs. What
I\'m trying to build a simple lexical analyzer to go along with a simple input output library for (scientific) C programs.When compiling with autotools, including automake, libtool, and autoconf, I ge
How can I use Lex/Yacc to recognize identifiers in Chin开发者_运维百科ese characters?I think you mean Lex (the lexer generator). Yacc is the parser generator.
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