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G++ and Bison/Yacc

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From: Mike Bolotski
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1989 05:31
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Well, g++1.36 broke all my yacc-using programs. So I'm asking the
familiar question:  Is there an easy way of mixing yacc/bison and 
C++ code? Is there a C++ version of the bison grammar coming up?
Should I manually demangle the C++ function names?

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Subject: G++ and Bison/Yacc
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