Using ANTLR 3.1.3, I'm seeing some odd code generation differences in the tree parser between Windows and *nix platforms, specifically having to do with token names and IDs, which are causing my tree parser to reject all incoming trees. There are several tokens missing in the generated Windows header, and those missing tokens as well as several others aren't given strings in the TreeTokenNames array in the C code. Even more weirdly, the token that's always expected to be the root is given different IDs, even between the parser and the tree parser, which is causing the rejection. Has anybody else seen anything like this, or have a sense of what's going on? Thanks!
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