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> > Automake does not seem to differenciate between flex generated c++ files
> > and c files
>
> Not if it has to guess. Use .ll or .l++ as the extension for your lex
> file, drop the -+ and watch it work. :-)
>
> Reason behind that: automake needs to know at Makefile.in generation
> time which compilers it will need. Thus, every language needs different
> extensions, and if the files are generated, automake needs to know which
> extensions the generated files will have.
There does seem to be a bug
balor@navi traditional $ make
flex traditional.ll && mv lex.yy.c traditional.cc
I have reconfigured the source after renaming my file to .ll and changing the
makefile. Here's the Makefile.am
lib_LTLIBRARIES=libtraditional.la
libtraditional_la_SOURCES=traditional.ll traditional_parser.yy
AM_YFLAGS=-d
libtraditional_la_LDFLAGS= -version-info 0:0:0 -module -lfl
AFAIK it should run the @BISON@ -d first, and it dosn't seem to be doing that
either.
I must be doing somthing incredibly stupid :(
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Thanks,
Aidan Delaney
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