Version 1.9.1 -> 1.9.3: July 23, 2001
This version has been modified to handle large grammars. 

The data types short have converted to integers, and the table
size has been increated to 120000 from 32500. 

Using previous versions on huge grammars, such as COBOL,
will result in an abort on a table overflow error.

Note: To avoid confusion with a byacc for the MAC (1.9.2),
this version has been named 1.9.3.

David Essex 


Version 1.9 -> 1.9.1: 6/22/97
I had problems using Yacc 1.9 with g++ and c++ syntax inside the
code executed during reductions. I made a few simple declaration 
changes to skeleton.c and have had good luck since. I had much
more trouble with my input files using Bison. I hope someone else
finds this useful.

Todd Dukes <ladco@tab.com>


Version 1.8 -> 1.9:
The version of Yacc distributed with slackware is 1.8 (at least
thats what yaccpar says in the generated parser).  1.8 seems to 
have some bugs that are corrected in 1.9.  I simply picked up
the 1.9 sources from free-bsd and recompiled it.

To install copy yacc to /usr/bin; and copy yacc.1 to your man
page area, /usr/man/man1.  You might have to delete the preformatted
man page /usr/man/preformat/cat1/yacc.1.gz so it doesnt get picked up
by man.

David Lai (lai%fastfood@daver.bungi.com)
