On 30/08/2014, at 12:12 PM, Ryan wrote:
> BTW, I thought you could do:
>
> $ flx -c --static -o myapp myapp.flx
> $ ./myapp
You can. However
flx -c -od . myapp.flx
is better because it works on Windows too, there you get
myapp.exe
instead of Unix
myapp
You can also use
flx -c -ox myapp myapp.flx
which adds the .exe extension on windows automatically.
Similarly, -ox can be used whether the target is an object file:
.o on Unix
.obj on Windows
or a shared lib:
.so on Unix
.dylib on OSX
.dll on Windows
The -od option is most useful when batch compiling based on a regexp
and so you don't *know* the name of the file. So neither -o nor -ox will
work. But -od does work, because it only names te directory in which
to place the executable.
Look at test target in the make file. All the regression tests are run as
a single flx command.
All this is documented in detail. See
http://felix-lang.org/share/src/web/ref/tools.fdoc
http://felix-lang.org/share/src/web/ref/tools_flx_cli.fdoc
http://felix-lang.org/share/src/web/ref/tools_flx_separate_compilation_index.fdoc
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john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
http://felix-lang.org
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