Re: Bison++ for MSDOS HELP

> [What's flex++? Regular flex produces output acceptable to C++, but it
> doesn't do anything classist. -John]


flex++ is based on flex 2.3.7, it produces a C++ class. From the man
page:


                    You now generate a C++ class if you are compiling with a C++
                    compiler. A generated header can be generated, and is made
                    from a skeleton-header. The code skeleton is also more
                    adaptable. It permit you to modify much things only by
                    changing the two skeletons.


                    In plain C, the flex++ is compatible with standard flex.


The author is Alain Coetmeur <coetmeur@icdc.fr>. I don't know of any
reference site, it's available from the C++ Archive at Darmstadt:


ftp.th-darmstadt.de [130.83.55.75]
directory pub/programming/languages/C++/tools
file flex++-3.0.2.tar.gz




A comment on the original question: I don't know about a MSDOS port.
But I would add a respective package to the archive if it would be
provided to me.


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Joachim
[THD C++ Archive, maintainer]


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