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  •  27 May 2012 01:20

Release Notes: This release adds minor changes to easily build on FreeBSD and for other packagers who prefer not to use the configure script.

  •  16 Jan 2012 01:09

    Release Notes: This release adds an "-s" option to suppress extra #define's from %token directive string literals, for better conformance to original yacc. It improves/extends support for %pure-parser, including cross-checking test-cases against bison behavior.

    Release Notes: This release adds a command-line option that creates an interface-file, which is useful for separate compilation of lex/yacc modules. There are also some minor bugfixes.

    •  30 Dec 2010 04:08

    Release Notes: Several minor fixes/improvements from NetBSD.

    •  27 Dec 2010 01:34

    Release Notes: Portability fixes for MinGW.

    •  27 Nov 2010 03:48

    Release Notes: Improved compatibility with bison's %parse-param directive, e.g., for yyerror() parameters. An additional fix for redeclaration of YYSTYPE, as well as several minor fixes.

    •  23 Nov 2010 16:38

    Release Notes: Minor improvement was made to avoid redefinition of YYSTYPE in the generated header.

    Release Notes: Improved compatibility with bison's %pure-parser directive. Support for bison's %lex-param and %parse-param directives. A modified skeleton to make it easier to override feature definitions in stdlib.h The "make check" rule now works when building in a separate directory from sources. Improved portability for 64-bit platforms.

    •  17 Feb 2010 15:57

    Release Notes: Support was added for %pure-parser for grammars written for bison. The "-r" and "-p" options now work together.

    •  28 Oct 2009 10:25

    Release Notes: Code cleanup was done to eliminate compiler warnings and portability fixes were made.

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