Index of /ports/emulators/stella/work/stella-2.4.2/src/yacc

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        27-Aug-2007 07:04      -  
[   ] Makefile.yacc           20-Sep-2005 08:17     1k  
[   ] YaccParser.cxx          01-Jan-2007 10:04     7k  
[   ] YaccParser.hxx          01-Jan-2007 10:04     1k  
[   ] YaccParser.o            02-Jan-2008 17:54    85k  
[   ] calctest.c              14-Jul-2005 08:13     1k  
[   ] module.mk               30-Jun-2005 21:29     1k  
[   ] stella.y                20-Sep-2005 08:17     5k  
[   ] y.tab.c                 20-Sep-2005 08:17    40k  
[   ] y.tab.h                 20-Jul-2005 20:26     1k  

Makefile.yacc    - Not part of the regular stella build!
YaccParser.cxx   - C++ wrapper for generated parser, includes hand-coded lexer
YaccParser.hxx   - Include in user code, declares public "methods" (actually functions)
calctest.c       - Not part of stella! Used for testing the lexel/parser.
module.mk        - Used for regular Stella build
stella.y         - Yacc/Bison source for parser
y.tab.c, y.tab.h - Generated parser. NOT BUILT AUTOMATICALLY!

I've only tested stella.y with GNU bison 1.35 and (once) with Berkeley
Yacc 1.9. Hopefully your favorite version will work, too :)

Even though they're generated, y.tab.c and .h are in CVS. This is so that
people who don't have a local copy of bison or yacc can still compile
Stella.

If you modify stella.y, you MUST run "make -f Makefile.yacc" in this directory.
This will regenerate y.tab.c and y.tab.h. Do this before "cvs commit".

If you're hacking the parser, you can test it without the rest of Stella
by running "make -f Makefile.yacc calctest" in this directory, then running
calctest with an expression as its argument:

./calctest '2+2'
= 4

If you're trying to benchmark the lexer/parser, try adding -DBM to the
g++ command that builds calctest.