Re: Wrong system setup causes shift/reduce conflict

[Tobias Gerschner]

Thanks Hans,

you were right. Bison had not filed m4 as dependency so it was missed.

Thanks Tobias


2005/8/24, Hans Aberg <address@hidden>:
> 
> On 24 Aug 2005, at 05:50, Tobias Gerschner wrote:
> >
> > I've recently setup a buildserver dedicated for automatically
> > building RPM's
> > via some scripts and mach.
> > If I built the package locally on my laptop everything wents fine.
> > But if I use the buildserver bison quits with an shift/reduce and
> > also an
> > I/O-error , can somebody give me an hint what I need to change at
> > my system
> > so it's going to work flawlessly ?
> 
> Bison doesn't quit on conflicts, but issues a warning. So perhaps you
> do not have M4, which is used to generate the parser files, installed
> on your system. Shift/reduce conflicts can sometimes be resolved
> using token precedences; look at the tokens before and after the "."
> in the .output file.
> 
> Hans Aberg
> 
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