On 5.1.2006, at 19:05, Nate Smith wrote:
Hello everyone,
In my GNUmakefile I specify a parser, parser.y, that is translated by
BISON into parser.c, which is then compiled as a C program. The
problem
is, parser.y contains Objective-C code, and hence I get pages and
pages
of errors when parser.c is compiled.
I can't find any settings to change in the GNUmakefile to make
parser.c
be compiled using an Objective-C compiler. I tried renaming
parser.c to
parser.m, and putting parser.m in my OBJC_FILES string, and (of
course)
tried putting parser.c in my C_FILES string. I tried changing the %.c:
%.y rule to use an objective-c compiler as well. All to no avail. The
only user-changeable setting in this regard seems to be YACC_FLAGS.
Am I missing something simple here? Thanks for any help.
See dev-libs/StepTalk/Languages/Smalltalk/GNUmakefile in the GNUstep
repository (*)
BUNDLE_NAME = Smalltalk
Smalltalk_OBJC_FILES = \
...
STGrammar.m \
STGrammar.m: STGrammar.y
$(BISON) -p STC -o $@ $<
Stefan Urbanek
(*) - http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewcvs/gnustep/dev-libs/StepTalk/
Languages/Smalltalk/GNUmakefile?rev=1.12&root=gnustep&view=auto
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