I'm a new user of DEV-C++.
I'm working on a project incluing bison and flex.
So i have a flex source file (source_l.l) and a bison source file (source_y.y)
I need to generate source_l.c and source_y.c using bison.exe and flex.exe.
Then this two generated files have to be compiled.
Is there a way to configure dev-c++ to include the generate step into the makefile ? (my wish is to click on compile button and then IDE generate the C source file fron L and Y file, compile and link the C generated file).
Am I clear ? (I'm french and my english certainly need to be improved ...)
Thx
Olivier.
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2002-10-03
prcise ta question:
tu a 2 main() ?
2 fonction ?
on ne 'link' pas des *.EXE mais des .o .lib .a .obj ???
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Hi all !
I'm a new user of DEV-C++.
I'm working on a project incluing bison and flex.
So i have a flex source file (source_l.l) and a bison source file (source_y.y)
I need to generate source_l.c and source_y.c using bison.exe and flex.exe.
Then this two generated files have to be compiled.
Is there a way to configure dev-c++ to include the generate step into the makefile ? (my wish is to click on compile button and then IDE generate the C source file fron L and Y file, compile and link the C generated file).
Am I clear ? (I'm french and my english certainly need to be improved ...)
Thx
Olivier.
prcise ta question:
tu a 2 main() ?
2 fonction ?
on ne 'link' pas des *.EXE mais des .o .lib .a .obj ???