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Bison



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DEFINITION - Bison is a program that converts the formal description of a computer language grammar into a C language program that can parse the syntax and symbols of that grammar into instructions that the computer can execute. The grammar to be converted must be a Lookahead Left-to-Right (LALR) context-free grammar.

Bison is upward compatible with yacc, an earlier tool. Bison would typically be used by a C programmer.

LAST UPDATED: 23 Feb 2003

Read more about Bison:
- The GNU Project provides downloading and an online manual for Bison.


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