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on 2 Feb 91 13:23:06 GMT,
David Lee <@utrcgw.utc.com:diamond@hubcap.clemson.EDU> said:

   David> sattlerc@motcid.UUCP (Chris Sattler) writes:

      Chris> Could someone please tell me which Fish disk the latest version 
      Chris> of Bison (the Yacc equivalent) is on.  We don't have FTP access 
      Chris> here.

   David> While your at it could someone point me in the direction of both 
   David> Bison and a Lex equivalent for generating lexical analyzers. If 
   David> they exist...

   David> Thanks,
   David>    David Lee
   David>    diamond@hubcap.clemson.edu


on 4 Feb 91 04:44:30 GMT,
Huisman Kenneth M <@utrcgw.utc.com:c315-25@cs.ualberta.CA> said:

   Ken> Does anyone know of a Yacc or Bison clone for the Amiga?
   Ken>  
   Ken> I found FLEX (A Lex clone) on abfd20.larc.nasa.gov, but no luck
   Ken> on a yacc or bison clone.  (I even looked through FILES.Z!  :-)

   Ken> Can anyone point me to an FTP site where I may find this?

   Ken> (Please include the filename and directory, and IP address of the
   Ken> FTP site).

   Ken> Thanks.

   Ken> Ken Huisman

   Ken> Send E-Mail Replies to:

   Ken> c315-25@manning.cs.ualberta.ca


Flex and Bison (and also YACC) can be found on the following Fish Disks.

CONTENTS OF DISK 155
--------------------

Bison		A replacement for unix "yacc" command.  This is from
		the GNU (GNU is Not Unix) effort.  Contains updates
		to the version on disk number 136, submitted by two  
		separate sources.  Includes source.
		Author:  Bob Corbett and Richard Stallman, updates
			 by William Loftus and Scott Henry
		

CONTENTS OF DISK 407
--------------------

Flex		Flex is a replacement for the UNIX "lex" (lexical
		analyzer generator) program that is faster than
		lex, and freely redistributable.  This is version 2.3,
		an update to the version on disk 156.  Includes source.
		Authors:  Jef Poskanzer, Vern Paxson, William Loftus,
			  et. al.


CONTENTS OF DISK 419
--------------------

Yacc		This is a port of Berkeley Yacc for the Amiga.  This
		Yacc has been made as compatible as possible with the
		AT&T Yacc, and is completely public domain.  Note that
		it is NOT the so-called Decus Yacc, which is/was simply
		a repackaging of the proprietary AT&T Yacc.  This is
		an update to the version on disk 299.  Includes source.
		Author:  Bob Corbett et. al.


The Fish disks can be found at the following locations.

Name                   Tz  IP-Address(es)  Files
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
etana.tut.fi           +2  128.214.1.1     /amiga/ (ff#158-320)
 (or funet.fi)
funic.funet.fi         +2  128.214.6.100   /disk3/amiga/ (or /pub/amiga/)
 (nic.funet.fi)				   /disk3/astro/amiga   (ff#143-390)
f.ms.uky.edu           e   128.163.128.6   /alt.sources.amiga/
 (or ms.uky.edu)                           /comp.sources.amiga/
                                           /pub/amiga/   (ff#300-340)
                                           /incoming/Amiga/
ux1.cso.uiuc.edu       c   128.174.5.59    /amiga/      (ff#1-350)
mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu   c   128.174.73.105  /amiga/      (ff#189-350)
trantor.umd.edu        e   128.8.10.14     /info-amiga/    (ff#001-350)
uxe.cso.uiuc.edu       c   128.174.5.54    /amiga/      (ff#001-188)




Note: I haven't tried all of these sites.  Also this is an old list and 
      may not be up to date.





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