MENON said:hello,
I would like to parse C code with a (Gnu)Bison program. Can I find the
Bison definition of C somewhere, or do I have to start from scratch ?
Richard said:K&R2 includes a C grammar which is almost Bison-ready.
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MENON said:Thank you,
can I find this C grammar on the net ?
Richard said:Did you try googling for C grammar?
The very first hit looked pretty useful to me.
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MENON said:yes,
but did not find the Bison-ready file.
My first thought was to not re-invent the wheel :->
Richard said:Well, the very first hit looked pretty Bison-ready to me.
My first thought is to get you to find the URL yourself, rather than
spoonfeed it to you.
Still, we could back-and-forth like this all day and get nowhere. Here:
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/ANSI-C-grammar-y.html
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