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Save this source to a file named fbproject.y in the same directory with other project files.
This file defines a Bison parser which along with the Flex lexer source and Makefile will allow you to quickly build a working project template with the essential features required by many projects, as described in the project README file.
Code:
%code top {
/* Flex/Bison Tutorial Skeleton Parser
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Save this source to a file named fbproject.l in the same directory as other project template files.
This file defines a Flex based lexer which along with the Bison parser source and Makefile will allow you to quickly build a working project template with the essential features required by many projects, as described in the project README file.
Save this make source to a file named Makefile in the same directory with lexer and parser source files. The build targets are described in the template project README file.
To build a working parser simply run make in the project directory.
To generate a graph of the parser and display it in an X11 window, run make dotx11.
Code:
#A simple makefile for building Flex / Bison template
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