> Sorry, I don't quite understand, do you need re2c to compile PCC, or PCC > to compile re2c? >
Both. As they put it on the pcc website, its a wrapper for lex and yacc. re2c fills the need for the lex. I think they over simplified pcc by calling it a wrapper however. I'm testing different lex's and yacc's mostly to see if it resolves my issue with the musl-libc being corrupted by pcc but also to make a more informed decision on what i would prefer for my project. > > If your interested i can send what ever details you want, I can also > > upload a initrd of the system im using, its about 50 ish MB in all. I > > recently started hosting this little project at sourceforge, Absentos. > It would be great if you could tell me exactly what you're trying to do > with re2c, step by step. Then I might be able to help. :) > yea sure, Im using re2c to fill the lex requirement for my minimal build environment. My build environment is composed of busybox, binutils, make, pcc, musl-libc byacc, and a lex (flex or re2c thus far) This initial environment is compiled on a standard debian system using gcc glibc and binutils as static binaries and made into a initrd so i can boot it. From the initrd i rebuild the environment and when it reaches pcc i get the error from the makefile. Its worth noting however that by the time i have reached the pcc error i have already sucessfully recompiled binutils, make, musl-libc and byacc. I attached the makefile from pcc/cc/ccom from both flex and re2c builds that causes the error as well as a make output from a re2c build. one thing i noticed from a flex build is that when flex is used LEX_OUTPUT_ROOT = lex.yy but if re2c is used its blank as you see in the attached files. let me know if you want anything. thanks, stephen
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