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| "Cesar A. K. Grossmann" <cakgguard-usenet2004@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
news:<2kih35F2ojoiU1@uni-berlin.de>...
>Jens.Toerring@physik.fu-berlin.de wrote:
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>I received you PVT message, but the response I send was refused. The
>SMTP refuses messages from the SMTP server from yahoo.com.br...
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> From what I can see, you understand it right:
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>That summarizes it pretty well.
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>My error. The example I provided is wrong (I made it from memory, I
>haven't Internet at home, and I'm working in this project at home). My
>fault. Sorry about that.
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>How you write rules for (f)lex to identify correctly identifiers from
>strings?
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>I had:
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>[[:alpha:]][[:alnum:]_]* return IDENTIFIER;
>\"[^\"]+\" return STRING;
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>It didn't worked (but the error can be in the bison rules, as the error
>is a "parse error").
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Bison trace facilty could be of some help. Put a '#define YYDEBUG 1'
in C declarations section, and add a line 'int yydebug = 1;' somewhere
in the code. The parser will then print each token received from yylex,
the rule used to shift a token etc.
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