bison++ > 1.02.1 available ??????

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From: Richard Stallman
Date: Thu, 09 Jul 1992 12:25

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My understanding is that bison++ is completely obsolete.  The current
Bison release produces output that can be included in a C++ program.
If you want to have multiple parsers, or multiple instances of one
parser, you can do this with ordinary documented Bison features.  (You
would need to write a class definition to encapsulate the parser.)

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