On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 04:42:10PM +1100, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
> >Do you have a different man page to me?
>
> Possibly, mine says:
> If the parser output file is named name.c then this
> file is named name.h.
> which suggests to me it isn't coping with the .yxx extension.
Which is certainly the case. (my "couldn't reproduce" assertion was based
on a "-o output" command line) The behaviour is not really well defined in
the man page for non-.c output files, and the code basically assumes a .c
extension in the parameter. The -b flag is maybe better suited for you.
> Perhaps make a rule like this:
>
> rscyacc.yxx rscyacc.yxx.h: rscyacc.y
> bison -d -o rscyacc.yxx $<
> mv yy.tab.h rscyacc.yxx.h
It would probably be better to change the bison line to:
rscyacc.tab.c rscyacc.tab.h: rscyacc.y
bison -d $<
and change references to the rscyacc.yxx files to rscyacc.tab.[ch] to make
sure that the (imho currently undefined) behaviour is not going to change
with future versions.
hth,
Pete
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