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Re: Bison/flex compatibility revisited


From: Bruce Lilly
Subject: Re: Bison/flex compatibility revisited
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 18:14:02 -0500
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John wrote:
One exception that I neglected to mention is that if
the flex option for reentrant code is used, YY_G,
the related structure, and the definitions of yyout
etc. that use YY_G may be required.


Any code that explicitly references YY_G is broken. YY_G is an
internal macro, and subject to change.

But with a reentrant lexical analyzer, yyout is defined as
#define yyout YY_G(yyout_r)
which obviously isn't going to work if there's no definition
of YY_G and/or nothing in which yyout_r is a member.
Any code using yyout therefore needs YY_G; and if
it's subject to change, the definition should come from
the flex-generated header, and not have to be reinvented
by the flex user.






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