When using an embedded parser the generated rb uses require racc/info to get ::Racc::VERSION. As far as I understand it, when using an embedded parser I shouldn't need racc itself anymore, so why include racc/info?
To reproduce run in the sample directory racc -o calc.rb -E calc.y and check the generated calc.rb, see line 23 for the generated require
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When using an embedded parser the generated rb uses require racc/info to get
::Racc::VERSION. As far as I understand it, when using an embedded parser I shouldn't need racc itself anymore, so why include racc/info?To reproduce run in the sample directory
racc -o calc.rb -E calc.yand check the generated calc.rb, see line 23 for the generated require