On Sun, 2007-07-15 at 12:44 -0700, Raoul Duke wrote:
> > It looks like you haven't installed the rtl directory.
>
> ah, thanks. (the "make install" didn't work for me so i was
> hand-moving stuff to get the install going.) it works!!
>
> $ flx hello
> //Parsing Implementation std.flx
> //Parsing Implementation hello.flx
> w00t
Lol...
RTL = Run Time Library = shared libraries and header files
needed for C++ compilation, linkage, and execution.
LIB = Felix source library, needed for flxg compilation
which generates C++.
So LIB = stage 1 and RTL = stage 2.
Felix is a cross-cross compiler: it has a three machine process:
Host: compile felix source to C++: uses 'lib' directory
Target: compile C++ to binary: uses 'rtl' directory
Run: run the binary: also use 'rtl' for the shared libs
(*.DLL on Windows).
When you use 'flx' script these are all the same machine.
If you do this:
flx --static hello
you will get a standalone (statically linked) executable.
The default is dynamic linkage.
flx --debug hello
will emit lots of debugging in all the stages (including
execution).
--
John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net>
Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net
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