Hi all,
I am unsatisfied with the "Makefile.am" I have built, due to the fact that
whenever I change my bison file to add a %token, I have to run make TWICE to
get a correct build. This is because the header file with token declarations
which is generated when yacc is run, also affects the lexical scanner --
therfore it needs to be rebuilt as well. However, this is only detected after
the fist "make" command.
Now, I was reading in the automake manual (section 9.7 Yacc and Lex support):
"You should never explicitly mention the intermediate (`C' or `C++')
file in any `SOURCES' variable; only list the source file."
So I created a Makefile.am such as:
=== CUT HERE ===
INCLUDES = $(all_includes)
bin_PROGRAMS = mysh
mysh_SOURCES = mysh.h mysh.c parser.y scanner.l
YFLAGS = -d
=== CUT HERE ===
when I change "%token" declarations in "parser.y" and run "make", the
generated file "parser.h" is altered. But ONLY parser.c is rebuilt. I have to
run "make" one more time in order for scanner.c to be rebuilt.
I am looking for a set of Makefile.am declarations which would generate some
kind of Makefile such as:
all: wfssh
wfssh: wfssh.c parser.o scanner.o
gcc wfssh.c parser.o scanner.o -o wfssh -lfl
parser.h: parser.y
bison -d parser.y
mv parser.tab.h parser.h
mv parser.tab.c parser.c
parser.o: parser.h parser.c
gcc parser.c -o parser.o
scanner.o: scanner.l parser.h
flex scanner.l
gcc scanner.c -o scanner.o
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Alexandros Karypidis
University of Thessaly
Computer & Communications Engineering dept.
