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user can override the types. (short): #undef, to work around a bug in Pike 7.0. (yytype_uint8, yytype_int8, yytype_uint16, yytype_int16): New types. (union yyalloc.yyss): Use yytype_int16 rather than short. All uses changed. (yysigned_char): Remove. * src/parse-gram.y (YYTYPE_UINT8, YYTYPE_INT8, YYTYPE_UINT16): (YYTYPE_INT16): New macros, to test the new facility in yacc.c. * tests/regression.at (Web2c Actions): Adjust to above changes.
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