IMPORTANT: There're typos in parser.mly!

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Subject: IMPORTANT: There're typos in parser.mly!
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Hi Everybody,

  There're typos in parser.mly! One must fix them to be able to run
correctly his or her evaluator when the input has one of the following
operators: >, >=, <, <=.

  A diff is shown below.

(michel) prog2 % diff -u orig-parser.mly parser.mly
--- orig-parser.mly 2006-10-08 23:32:23.510916000 -0400
+++ parser.mly 2006-10-08 23:32:52.086812000 -0400
@@ -125,10 +125,10 @@
   | term MOD term { TtmOp ("mod", [$1; $3]) }
   | term EQ term { TtmOp ("=", [$1; $3]) }
   | term NEQ term { TtmOp ("<>", [$1; $3]) }
- | term LT term { TtmOp (">", [$1; $3]) }
- | term LTEQ term { TtmOp (">=", [$1; $3]) }
- | term GT term { TtmOp ("<", [$1; $3]) }
- | term GTEQ term { TtmOp ("<=", [$1; $3]) }
+ | term LT term { TtmOp ("<", [$1; $3]) }
+ | term LTEQ term { TtmOp ("<=", [$1; $3]) }
+ | term GT term { TtmOp (">", [$1; $3]) }
+ | term GTEQ term { TtmOp (">=", [$1; $3]) }
   | TILDE term { TtmOp ("~", [$2]) }
   | PRINT term { TtmOp ("print", [$2]) }

  I hope it helps you guys.

[ ]'s
Michel Machado

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