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Re: What does 'broken pipe' mean in Bison 1.85?


From: Tim Van Holder
Subject: Re: What does 'broken pipe' mean in Bison 1.85?
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 08:27:46 +0100
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Barb Hawes wrote:
Hi,
  I've looked everywhere I can think of for an answer
to this question.  Most people are asking how to get
rid of it (install previous version), but I'd like to
know what it means.
Thanks.
Barb Hawes
SMSU Lab Administrator

Recent version of bison use m4 as a subprocess to do much
of the work.  Since a broken pipe means one end of a pipe
dies prematurely, my guess is that you either don't have
m4 installed, or that your m4 isn't GNU m4.  If that is
the case, Bison should really give a better error though.




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