I'm now working with this Snapshot, but have the same truble with lex like jesse
on AIX.
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lex -L `test -f conf_lexer.lxx || echo './'`conf_lexer.lxx
It shouldn't need to be running flex/lex. The code does have the appropriately-generated file. Make sure that the conf_lexer.cxx hasn't been overwritten by lex, and do the following:
touch conf_lexer.cxx touch conf_parser.cxx
See if that helps prevent lex from trying to parse a flex file.
If you want to try installing flex, check the GNU site:
http://www.gnu.org/software/flex/
-Geoff
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