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How can I compile the kgt adn libfsm under linux? #1
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Hi there, thank you for looking! Usually I commit the generated source for things; I've done that for kgt now (in bb7bd47). So you shouldn't need the parser generator, SID. However, you can get SID from http://www.tendra.org/ - it's in an svn repository there. pmake is the ubtunu package name for bmake - I don't know why they named it pmake. It's the same program. These makefiles will work with any BSD-make dialect; pmake, bmake, nbmake, or whatever else it might be called. Arch linux's bmake is fine. |
@perlawk did you manage to get things compiled? |
I got everything compiled when a download the kmkf package and put the mk directory to |
Ah I see! You shouldn't have to do that. I added cloning information in 2b1dac1 Thanks |
I failed to compiler the kgt and libfsm, both needed a pmake program.
My archlinux system only have gnu make, bmake, no pmake,
Can I compile the C source code manually without the makefile,
I cannot find the lexer .lx and parser .sid files program,
What parser and lexer generator are you used for this program. Thanks for your attention.
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