According to Hans Ecke:
Well, mathematically spoken, there exist at least one solution. I don`t know where I found it, but I have at home Yacc&Lex for Pascal (with source, AFAI remember), at least for BP. If you can`t find it in the Net, I can send it to you (or better, upload it to GPC-home). It is under some GPL-like licence, allowing to redistribute it.
If you would either point us to where we can find it in the Net or upload it to ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/incoming/ (and send me an E-Mail after you have done), it would be a good thing. :-)
Dankeschoen im Voraus,
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According to Peter Gerwinski :
If you would either point us to where we can find it in the Net or upload it to ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/incoming/ (and send me an E-Mail after you have done), it would be a good thing. :-)
Hi all !
I have uploaded TP Lex/Yacc 4.0 to (see above). Its a Version from October 96. Author is Berend de Boer mailto:berend@pobox.com. It can be compiled with and can make code for TP, BP-Real, BP-PM, BP-Windows, Delphi-16, Delphi-32 (As far as I understood). It should be legal to put it on the Net, because Berend - may the force be with him - has copyrighted it under GPL2. Maybe somebody has time enough to port it to GPC...
Sorry, but I couldn't find a homepage for it.
Hans