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From: leach@tortoise.cis.ohio-state.edu (Gregory E Leach)
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Subject: Re: help with yacc?
Summary: a couple of good books
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Date: 9 Oct 90 14:41:56 GMT
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I will heartily recommend the following books.  I used both of them 
to learn yacc well enough to write a large command interpreter for 
a scientific language.


The Unix Programming Environment, Pike and someone
Compiler Construction using Unix, don't remember

The titles are correct ( I think ), and you should be able to order them
from your local bookstore ( or form the UNIops bookstore ).  Another
good place to pick up unix/C books is the C users group/C users journal.

Greg Leach