Re: Wrong value on a type

[Akim Demaille]

My bet is that it is your scanner which is wrong.  Make sure it uses
(allocates for instance) a different space for each string.  The
typical error would be

/my_pattern/    { yylval = yytext; return STRING; }

in a Lex scanner, as yytext *belong to Lex* which does whatever it
wants with it.  Roughly (but still not perfect), write

/my_pattern/    { yylval = strdup (yytext); return STRING; }


For the fun, try to display the addresses instead of the contents:

fparmitem : typed IDENTIFIER
          {
              printf ("$1 = %p, $2 = %p\n", $1, $2);
          }

I wouldn't be surprised that $2 points inside $1.