I have proprietary ascii file formats I need to parse.
I don't want to write a bunch of if else case nonsense
when there SHOULD be a simple parser with a grammar, yeah?
So I found Parser Generator from Bumblebee...
(ayacc and aflex)
but it only supports version 4.52 of Builder (with some
hope...
This has to be some simple setup file thing....
I get 88 messages like this....what could I have messed up?
Because these are standard functions I'd would think should
line straight up. I'm in a hurry (boss coming Sat :) to see) Any help APPRECIATED
[Linker Error] Unresolved external...
I need a free f77 compiler to run in my native
windows environment so that I can link with
my Borland C++ compiler.
I thought cygwin provided the gnu compiler for
that but after installation I discover I'm running
in a bash shell, more like linux, and not producing
object formats I can link...
I wondered about that when cgywin popped up in a bash
shell window. But I only got this env as an aside because
it was a free fortran compiler.
So, thank you, and I posted in the Fortran forum to find
a native windows Fortran77 compiler...
Does that also mean Fortran DLLs encompassing cygwin...
How does one know if an object file is compatible with
a linker? The fortran compiler is g77 from cygwin,
the C++ compiler Borland. Both are running on my windows
pc. The documentation for each says NOTHING, other than
I know that Borland writes about __stdcall, __fastcall, etc,
(which are...
I am attempting to write a gui for some Fortran code
using C++ Builder6 from Borland, running in the windows
environment. NO ONE ON EARTH (including Borland tech support) apparently knows how to do this. I'm using
cygwin's g77.exe, which I'm starting to wonder about
(it gives me a .o file...
I am trying to call a fortran subroutine from
my windows c++ builder6 c++ code. I compiled
the fortran code with cygwin's g77 compiler, -c,
to give me a .o file. I added the fortran.o to
my "project". Then, I TRYED to put an extern C
dcl in for the fortran function, thinking I'd link
with g2c...
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