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From: c60c-3ds@web-1b.berkeley.edu (John Kawakami)
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Subject: Re: Looking for lint...
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Date: 10 May 89 08:34:22 GMT
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In article <431fba10.14a1f@gtephx.UUCP> covertr@gtephx.UUCP (Richard E. Covert) writes:
>I haven't seen a lex, yacc, or awk for the ST either. Mark Williams does have a
>very good Bourne type shell with an excellent 'make' though.
>
>If anyone has a set of these tools for the ST PLEASE POST them!!!
>
>I am still waiting for mark Williams to release an ANSI C compiler for the ST!!!
>Richard (Long Live MWC!!) Covert

As for Lint, I've been directed to the gcc compiler.  I should have though 
about this before, as I regularly use gcc at school.  Now I wish I had 4
megs and a large hard drive :-]
I still haven't found a stand alone lint though.

There are indeed (f)lex, and yacc for the ST.  Flex is called flex, and yacc
is Bison (the gnu edition of yacc).  Both should be available from the
terminator.cc.umich.edu archives.  I think there is a nawk for the ST as well,
but I'm not sure.

P.S. Bison will not parse (MS-DOS) files with CRLF.  The CR must be stripped
off.  Probably a problem with the libraries used.
         John Kawakami              The 80's were old before they were new. 
   c60c-3ds@web.berkeley.edu