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YACC Parse Tree
Hi everyone.
Im writing a C parser using bison and I need to get a parse tree in every execution of the parser. I've had many ideas of how to do this, but I just can't implement any, specially because of the way bison reduce the productions (bottom-up). I've thought of a k-way tree, a linked list, etc, with no success. Any idea how to do this?. I'd appreciate any links in case you've got one.
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