Subj : Re: How can I get rid of #define in my generated C code ...?
To   : comp.programming
From : SM Ryan
Date : Mon Oct 10 2005 02:01 am

"Bahram" <bsaghari@comcast.net> wrote:
# Folk,
# 
# I am using lex and yacc for a project I am working on, wondering if
# there is any switch I can specify ANYWHERE, including the C compiler,
# that would take the .c files that these utilities generate, and get rid
# of all the #defines in the generated code.

Why?

# (when I say get rid of, I don't mean to simply delete, I mean to
# recognize: Oh yes, this is defined and here is what I want to do.)
# 
# The y.tab.c and lex.yy.c files that these utilities produce are
# infested with #define, a lot conditional, making them impossible to
# read, and modify (e.g. yes, I need to make some changes to them)

Bison and flex are open source, so you can always rewrite them to make
them what you wish.

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