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RE: install bison
From: |
Alvin Weigel |
Subject: |
RE: install bison |
Date: |
Fri, 6 Aug 2004 13:06:07 -0500 |
Hi,
I did get Flex and Bison to configure and install. I was able to get esnacc
to configure but ran into a problem immediately
doing the make. Below is what I got when doing the make. Do you know how I
can get this to work properly? Thanks for any help. Keep in mind that this
is an Alpha server running Tru64.
# ls
acconfig.h c-lib configure
maketail stamp-h
aclocal.m4 changelog configure.in
mkinstalldirs stamp-h.in
asn1specs cmasn.def copying news
tbl-example
buildall.dsp compiler doc
policy.h tbl-tools
buildall.vcproj config.h install
readme.txt tcl-asn
buildall.vcproj7 config.h.in install-sh snacc.h
tcl-example
buildall_vc71.vcproj config.log install.txt
snacc_builds.dsw tcl-lib
c++-examples config.status makefile
snacc_builds.sln tcl-p
c++-lib config_Used.h makehead
snacc_builds.sln7 tcl-p.c
c-examples config_win32.h makehead.in
snacc_builds_vc71.sln version.h
# pwd
/pro/work/al/asn/SNACC
# make
No suffix list.
Make: Don't know how to make all-redirect. Stop.
#
-----Original Message-----
From: Laurence Finston [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 7:54 AM
To: Alvin Weigel
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: RE: install bison
Hi Alvin,
> run `autoconf' and `autoheader', and then try running
> `configure' again, provided `autoconf' and `autoheader' exist on
> your machine.
I was a bit sloppy here. You may need to run `aclocal' and you will
certainly need to run `automake' before running `configure':
aclocal && autoconf && autoheader && automake
You may need to run `automake' with the options `--add-missing' and
`--copy'.
I expect that the Bison package includes all the files `automake' expects
to find, `AUTHORS', `NEWS', etc. If not, you can just type
`touch AUTHORS', etc., and that will satisfy `automake'.
I just happen to have a DECalpha workstation running Tru64 handy,
and neither aclocal, autoconf, autoheader, nor automake is installed on
it. yacc is, however, so I suspect it will be in
your installation, too.
So if your installation doesn't have the GNU build tools, and you don't
want to or aren't able to install them, and you have no particular reason
for wanting to use Bison, like making a reentrant parser, you could just
use yacc.
On the other hand, any standard Linux or FreeBSD (I believe) distribution
will include these tools. So if it would be possible for you to use a
machine running either of these operating systems, this may be the easiest
solution.
Laurence
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