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Old 5th May 2009, 07:46 AM
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how to use lex and yacc?plz help..

how do I use lex and yacc on Fedora10 .
i am getting this message
bash: lex: command not found.
plz help me.
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yum install flex bison
flex -- GNU implementation of lex
bison -- GNU YACC
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hay.. but in this only lex is wroking.. yacc is not working...
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I am new to the UNIX environment and I am running Fedora 9 in a virtual machine. But for some reason internet connection is unavailable for the VM. I do not have lex and yacc (flex and bison) installed in Fedora and I would like to know how to install both of them (Offline of course).
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Re: how to use lex and yacc?plz help..

got error while instlling lex nd yacc in fedora13
after few days my xams r their,
pl help??????????????????

[root@localhost abhinav]# yum install flex bison
Loaded plugins: presto, refresh-packagekit
Error: Cannot retrieve repository metadata (repomd.xml) for repository:
fedora. Please verify its path and try again
[root@localhost abhinav]#
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