Calc++ example

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The calc++ example uses flex in Makefile, which generates a C file, 
instead of flex++, which generates cpp files. Although scanner.ll may 
contain C++ code, flex treats it as a C program.

What the example shows is how to connect a Bison C++ program to a Flex C 
program, not a Bison C++ program to a Flex C++ program. In this sense 
the description in the Bison 3.8.1  manual is misleading and the text 
should be changed to reflect what the true issues are.

By-the-by, changing FLEX=flex to FLEX=flex++ produces a linkable file 
with errors and not calc++.exe file.