Re: Problems with Objective-C and Bison in GMUmakefile

[Andreas Schik]

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Nate,

On 2006-01-05 20:00:39 +0100 Nate Smith <nathan.smith@nist.gov> wrote:

> In my GNUmakefile I specify a parser, parser.y, that is translated by
> BISON into parser.c, which is then compiled as a C program. The problem
> is, parser.y contains Objective-C code, and hence I get pages and pages
> of errors when parser.c is compiled.
with the call to bison you may want to specify the option
- --output-file=parser.m. Thus the output should be recognized as Objective-C.
Note that if you are using the -d option to create a header file you will
probably need to change this to --defines=parser.h, i.e. specify the name of
the header file explicitly.

Andreas

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