Using bison 2.3 to generate a parser which runs under Windows, I
browsed the .C file which bison generates and noticed that I wasn't
seeing all of the messages in the output that bison generates, e.g.
Reducing stack by rule 6 (line 122):
$1 = nterm Stmt ()
Then I noticed that there are three places in the .C file generated by
bison where fprintf is used (two in the body of yy_reduce_print and
one in the #define for YY_LOCATION_PRINT). To make it easier to
redirect those calls, it would be helpful if those names were changed
to YYFPRINTF or some other redefinable name. I already redirect
bison's other messages to my local routine via
#define YYFPRINTF pl_yyfprintf
so, a simple workaround is to use
#define fprintf pl_yyfprintf
but I would prefer for bison to use YYFPRINTF instead of fprintf.
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