Hello,
Instead of using LINUX for compiling LEX/YACC files, we can do the same on WINDOWS 7/8 also....
Its very simple.You need to download two very small files.
You have to download two executable(.exe files) of very small size.
To download them click the links below.
Link 1: Flex
Link 2: Bison
Save both files in same folder (same as the .l file)
Now, go to the folder and CLICK (shift+ right click)
And click "Open Command window here" option.
To compile, type command
flex <filename> (example: flex demo.l ) -----> for a file named demo.l
If your program is error free, lex.yy.c will be generated.
We can compile this C file with any C compiler available (Ex: Turbo C/ Dev c++/ Codeblocks)
and generate yy.lex.exe
Now just run yy.lex.exe. Its your lexical analyser..!!!
Dats it.........:D :D
Instead of using LINUX for compiling LEX/YACC files, we can do the same on WINDOWS 7/8 also....
Its very simple.You need to download two very small files.
You have to download two executable(.exe files) of very small size.
To download them click the links below.
Link 1: Flex
Link 2: Bison
Save both files in same folder (same as the .l file)
Now, go to the folder and CLICK (shift+ right click)
And click "Open Command window here" option.
To compile, type command
flex <filename> (example: flex demo.l ) -----> for a file named demo.l
If your program is error free, lex.yy.c will be generated.
We can compile this C file with any C compiler available (Ex: Turbo C/ Dev c++/ Codeblocks)
and generate yy.lex.exe
Now just run yy.lex.exe. Its your lexical analyser..!!!
Dats it.........:D :D