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Re: grammar for propositional logic
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John P. Hartmann |
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Re: grammar for propositional logic |
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Wed, 1 Sep 2010 09:21:39 +0200 |
Aha!
$undefined means that the lexer returned a character value that you
are not prepared for, that is, it is not in a rule or %token in your
grammar file. Bison could have been a bit more cooperative by telling
you which character it is, but there you are.
Assuming the lexer is flex, %option debug in your .l file will get
you a trace. When you don't want to see the trace, you can set
yy_flex_debug=0 to turn it off without having to change the .l file.
j.
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