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Compiling GNU software on HP-UX. yy* symbols problem

When trying to compile GNU software on HP-UX (binutils for example) I'm getting error meggages about unsatisfied symbols yyfnd, yyextra, yytextuc, yyolsp ...

Some software can't be compiled using HP-UX own lex so i've included byacc and flex executables in my PATH. Is it HP-UX lex problem? How to fix it?

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Have you tried building with -lfl and/or -ly?

Nikolai N Fetissov  2009-05-29 13:46:43
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Do you actually need the flex function or can you just try export LEXLIB=" " ?

LB  2009-05-29 13:52:13

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