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> >>>>> "Rafael" == Rafael Jesus Alcantara Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> Rafael> Is there any way of adding support for new languages to
> Rafael> AUTOMAKE, without modifying the source of the main AUTOMAKE
> Rafael> script (usually /usr/bin/automake)?
>
> It depends.
>
> If the language is a simple C-like language then suffix rules may
> suffice.
>
> And of course you can always write support code in a .am file that you
> `include' wherever you need it. This works if the support you need is
> largely boilerplate rules without special processing.
>
> Otherwise, you need to hack automake. What language are you concerned
> about?
>
It is a precompiler of embedded SQL to C++ and Java
(http://uesqlc.dedalo-ing.com/); the suffixes are .uesql.cc and
.uesql.java, and the result suffixes are .cc and .java.
This is a typical piece of text I have to include in every 'Makefile.am':
%.cc : %.uesql.cc $(UESQL_GENERATED_FILES)
$(UESQLC) $< --output=$@ \
--cdml-path=$(UESQL_CDML_PATH) \
--main-file \
--language=c++ \
--target=$(UESQL_TARGET) \
$(UESQLFLAGS)
By the way, not so long ago I send a request for enhancement in the Intel C++
for Linux, to add support to AUTOCONF/LIBTOOL. The request was moved to the
next version of the ICC, I hope that this will be the release 7.0.
Greets.
Rafael.
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simple, and wrong."
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