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%% Regarding YACC with C++;
%% sirichot@centaur.sps.mot.com (Supamas Sirichotiyakul) writes:

    ss> Does anyone know where to find yacc or something similar that
    ss> can create a c++ parser class?

I would forget LEX and YACC altogether and go with a more capable parser
generator.  My advice is to use PCCTS, which has an excellent C++
interface as well as C.  Defining grammars in PCCTS is basically similar
to YACC: both use BNF format.  PCCTS uses enhanced BNF, which is much
nicer to write grammars for.  Also, PCCTS can generate N-token lookahead
parsers, whereas YACC is limited to 1 token lookahead.

All in all, a much nicer tool.  Check out one or more of:

  news:comp.compilers.tools.pccts
  http://www.igs.net/~mtr/software-development/pccts.htm
  http://www.mcs.net/~tmoog/pccts.html
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