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From: kells@iis.UUCP (Kevin Kells)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: C++ oriented LEX and YACC: would someone summarize?
Summary: What's available and where for generating parsers in (not for) C++
Message-ID: <4034@iis.UUCP>
Date: 27 Mar 90 12:46:59 GMT
Reply-To: kells@iis.ethz.ch (Kevin Kells)
Organization: Numerical Simulations Group, ETH/IIS Zurich
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What lex-like and yacc-like tools are available for creating
parsers/compilers in C++ for other languages? From where are they
ftp'able or where can one get a tape?

My interest is actually to be able to use plain lex and yacc with my
C++ code without having to fight with the non-ansi/non-C++ output that
plain lex and yacc produce. A version of lex and yacc that produces C++
code (or at least ansi code) is what I'm after, but there is probably
interest in having more general information available in one summary.

I will post a summary of
	"what is available" - "what it does" - "where you can get it"
if you would be kind enough to send me via mail the information that
you have.

Thank you very much,

--Kevin

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Kevin D. Kells              Real-mail: Institut fuer Integrierte Systeme
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