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LPEX Parser: Cusomization for WIN 2000 [message #50130]

Thu, 14 November 2002 11:37

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: anthony.rudd.datev.de

Hi

I need to write an LPEX parser to run under Windows 2000.
I have IBM VisualAge C++ Professional V4.0 and Microsoft Visual C++ V6.0
available as development environment.

Even the most trivial parser (external command) crashes at run time
with a memory violation.

int lxmain(char *parm)
{
rc = lxcmd("TOP");
rc = lxcall("insert","new line");

return 0;
}

Can anyone give me an appropriate makefile? Or what am I doing
wrong? The only samples I can find are for OS/2.

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Re: LPEX Parser: Cusomization for WIN 2000 [message #50562 is a reply to message #50130]

Mon, 18 November 2002 20:50

Judy N. Green

Messages: 149
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

"Anthony Rudd" <anthony.rudd@datev.de> wrote in message
news:ar01te$n4c$1@rogue.oti.com...
| Hi
|
| I need to write an LPEX parser to run under Windows 2000.
| I have IBM VisualAge C++ Professional V4.0 and Microsoft Visual C++ V6.0
| available as development environment.
|
| Even the most trivial parser (external command) crashes at run time
| with a memory violation.
|
| int lxmain(char *parm)
| {
| rc = lxcmd("TOP");
| rc = lxcall("insert","new line");
|
| return 0;
| }
|
| Can anyone give me an appropriate makefile? Or what am I doing
| wrong? The only samples I can find are for OS/2.
|

Hi Anthony,

The newest version of the CDT no longer uses an LPEX parser.
You might have better luck getting an answer posting to another Eclipse
newsgroup.

Good luck
-Judy
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