[Asterisk-Users] RE: [Asterisk-User] asterisk compile problem

[William Suffill]

Using bison 1.35 here


----- Original Message -----
From: Fletcher Bonds <fbonds at seattle.telecomsys.com>
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:09:48 -0700
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] RE: [Asterisk-User] asterisk compile problem
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Cc: nmartin at radiancetech.com



















From: "Nik Martin"
<nmartin at radiancetech.com>>



To:
<asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>>



Subject: RE:
[Asterisk-Users] asterisk compile problem



Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004
09:22:38 -0500



Organization: Radiance
Technologies, Inc.



Reply-To:
asterisk-users at lists.digium.com



 



Fletcher Bonds wrote:



>> Hello all



>> 



>> As of 5pm PST today
(7/13), I pulled Asterisk down off of



>>
cvs.digium.com:/usr/cvsroot and tried to compile it on Linux ES 2.1 



>> 



>> Actually, I pulled
down zaptel, libri & asterisk and compiled them in



>> that order as per
my install guide. 



>> 



>> When I try to
compile asterisk with "make clean; make install", it



>> runs okay for a bit
and then I get the following error: (ignore



>> Outlooks insistence
at capitalizing the first letters of these



>> lines/sentences -
it's all   



>> lowercase)



>> 



>> Bison ast_expr.y
--name-prefix=ast_yy -o ast_expr.c



>> Ast_expr.y:110:
unrecognized: %locations



>> Ast_expr.y:110:   
Skipping to next %



>> Ast_expr.y:141:
invalid @-construct



>> Ast_expr.y:141: $.
Is invalid



>> [these last two
lines repeat iterating the line number (141) up to



>> 155 then:] 



>> Make: ***
[ast_expr.c] Error 1



>> 



>> And it stops.  I've
looked at this source file starting at the 110



>> line location, (I'm
not a C programmer though) and I don't see



>> anything obviously
wrong to fix.  



>> 



>> Additional info on
my system:  This is a fresh install of Linux ES



>> 2.1 on a HP ProLiant
DL380 - It's custom install with Development &



>> Kernel Development
packages installed as well as OpenSSL-Devel,



>> Readline41,
Ncurses4, Ncurses C++ Devel, SOX & mpg123 packages. 



>> Other than that
it's completely clean.  It's being installed on a



>> partition with
loads of space available to it and the install is



>> being run as
root.      



>> 



>> Can anyone tell
from that error if I'm missing something or what the



>> problem may be? 



>> 



>> Thanks a bunch



 



>Yep, you need bison



 



I have bison.



            # bison –V



            GNU Bison version 1.28



 



Is it expecting a different version than that?



 



Thanks!



 




Fletcher Bonds



Operations Software Tester



TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. (TCS)



Enabling Convergent Technologies



www.telecomsys.com



Fbonds at seattle.telecomsys.com



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