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Re: ftpcmd.y -- syntax error


From: Frank Heckenbach
Subject: Re: ftpcmd.y -- syntax error
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 19:29:08 +0200
User-agent: semail 20040101

Hans Aberg wrote:

> At 08:33 -0400 2004/04/06, Jacques Dejean wrote:
> >Hello Hans,
> 
> Don't forget to cc Bison Help, so others get to know.
> 
> >I discovered yesterday that the problem is with 'bison -y'.  I ran 'bison -y
> >ftpcmd.y' and got errors.  If I either remove the equal sign (=) from the
> >syntax or enclose it in quotes ('='), 'bison -y' will compile ok; however,
> >the final executable (ftpd) will refuse connection.  I changed 'bison -y' to
> >'yacc', and it worked successfully.  The final executable 'ftpd' works as
> >expected.  What is the difference between 'bison -y' and 'yacc'?  Isn't
> >"bison -y" supposed to function as 'yacc'?
> 
> Assuming that what you say is correct, it would be bug, to be reported at
> Bug-Bison <address@hidden, as -y and -yacc should be equivalent. Your
> claim is mysterious, as Bison should be rigged so that these options must
> be equivalent.

I don't think he's talking about the option `-yacc', but using the
program yacc instead of bison.

Frank

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