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Fw: Bison and Flex: Any Endian related issues?

by Manjusha Rattihalli :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,
 
Please respond to this mail as this info is very urgent.. Pls redirect it to the right alias if needed.
 
Thanks,
Manjusha

--- On Tue, 27/10/09, Manjusha Rattihalli <manjusharattihalli@...> wrote:


From: Manjusha Rattihalli <manjusharattihalli@...>
Subject: Bison and Flex: Any Endian related issues?
To: bison-patches@...
Date: Tuesday, 27 October, 2009, 2:32 PM







Hi,
 
We are using Flex and Bison tools to compile the lex/yacc rules.
Versions are as follows:
gcc.c3.4.5-p1.solaris
flex-2.5.4
bison-1.28
 
We are making sure the flex and bison tools are endian compliant.
Can you please confirm that these tools don’t have endianness related issues?
 
Regards,
Manjusha


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Re: Bison and Flex: Any Endian related issues?

by Akim Demaille :: Rate this Message:

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Le 3 nov. 09 à 05:22, Manjusha Rattihalli a écrit :

> Hi,
>
> Please respond to this mail as this info is very urgent.. Pls  
> redirect it to the right alias if needed.

Your question is not very clear, and you should know that

   This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  
There is NO
   warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR  
PURPOSE.

Yet, there should be no such issues.  Bison is not doing any kind of  
network business, and it's used on a large base of architecture, with  
both endianness.  If you need more, feel free to audit the code, since

   This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  
There is NO
   warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR  
PURPOSE.


> Versions are as follows:
> gcc.c3.4.5-p1.solaris
> flex-2.5.4
> bison-1.28

Do not hope for any kind of support for such ancient versions of these  
tools.  The documentation might still be in Latin.  I'm not even sure  
you'll find a compliant abacus to run then.