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Chris;


Thanks for the quick response.  I'll give it a look.  But.....I have a 
question about bison.  I'm not sure that this is true, but let's assume 
that the bison that you reference is the gnu version.  The way I 
understand Gnu apps, Gnu apps are free, but you can't use their CODE in 
an app that you are going to sell.  Well, bison generated C code.  So, 
are you restricted when it comes to selling an app with bison generated 
code?  Anyone got an opinion?


Regards,
Mark
memason@ti.com

In article <gPCsvIKkgLkF083yn@infi.net>, cpinkham@infi.net says...
>
>memason@ti.com (Mark E. Mason) wrote:
>> Well, I guess that the subject line tells it all.  I am porting some C 
>> code from a Sun to a PC, and I need a PC implementation of yacc (DOS 

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>Check out ftp.cdrom.com in the SimTel/msdos/pgmutil/ directory.  There 
is a
>yacc compatible program called Bison there.  filename = bison111.zip
>
>Another file in same directory is Berkeley YACC, including source code.
>filename = byacc19.zip
>
>
>Chris
>
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