Hi,
first I like to thank you for this very useful software. I do not want to use pynfs for NFS, but for my own RPC-based stuff. Now, unfortunately, I have a small problem with rpcgen.py from CVS of two days ago:
/* int_string.x -*- c -*- */
struct intstruct { int foo; /* OK */ int bar; /* 1st error */ };
program INT_STRING_PROGRAM { version INT_STRING_VERSION { void STRING_ARG(string) = 1; /* 2nd error */ } = 1; } = 0x4f000000;
/* Output of rpcgen.py:
Input file is int_string.x Writing constants to int_stringconstants.py Writing type classes to int_stringtypes.py Writing packer classes to int_stringpacker.py Syntax error at 'int' (lineno 5) Syntax error at 'string' (lineno 10) */
I haven't used yacc/lex or better bison/flex for some time, and never used PLY. Therefore, I was not able to solve the parsing problem. Maybe someone else has an idea?
Many thanks in advance!
Cheers!
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, ml wrote:
stuff. Now, unfortunately, I have a small problem with rpcgen.py from CVS of two days ago:
Input file is int_string.x Writing constants to int_stringconstants.py Writing type classes to int_stringtypes.py Writing packer classes to int_stringpacker.py Syntax error at 'int' (lineno 5) Syntax error at 'string' (lineno 10) */
This is probably a bug in rpcgen.py. It was a year ago since I wrote this code, so I don't remember all the details. The only advice I can give you right now is to download PLY 1.2 and take a look at the example cparse.py, which is a simple parser for ANSI C. It's not very different from rpcgen.py, so maybe you can find the problem.
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Peter Åstrand