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Re: How can I use namespaces with the C++ interface ?


From: Timothy Madden
Subject: Re: How can I use namespaces with the C++ interface ?
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2012 15:55:54 +0300
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On 06/28/2012 12:38 PM, Hans Aberg wrote:
On 22 Jun 2012, at 19:42, Timothy Madden wrote:

How could I use a namespace like yy (the same way bison does) for the generated 
scanner with the C++ interface ?

I tried to open "namespace yy {" at the %top of the file, and to close it "}" 
at the bottom, but all the included standard headers in the generated scanner would be included in 
the namespace yy this way, instead of the expected global namespace.

I had no other idea than to explicitly include the C/C++ standard headers used 
by the scanner before I open the yy namespaces, at the top of the file, so that 
when the scanner later includes them, they will each see they have been already 
included and skip over any included content.

Can namespaces please be added to flex C++ interface ?

Flex does not currently have active developers, and the C++ lexer was written a 
long time ago, before namespaces was a part of C++. You might try modifying the 
skeleton file, though.


Thank you

Are there alternative projects that can be used with bison and are still being developed or are better than flex ?

Timothy Madden






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