[clean-list] how-to questions

[Bas Lijnse]

Hi,

The problem appears to be that clm does not know where to find StdMaybe.dcl.
You can solve this by using the -I option of clm.
Try using:

clm -I "~/clean/lib/StdLib"  ParsersTestware -o ptw

This should tell clm where to find StdMaybe. It can then compile this 
module.

Cheers,
Bas


HP Wei wrote:
> my machine: Sun Solaris 10
> clean version: binary distribution 2.2 downloaded.
>
> --> did 'make'  (without io) in ~/clean/
> --> tested compiling some codes in examples and worked.
>
> I decide to use the parser combinator library to do general
> parsing [ instead of using regex as I asked last time].
> Here is what I did and please let me know how I could proceed.
>
> * copy all files and subdirectories of Source/libraries/Parsers
>   into ~/clean/lib/Parsers
>
> * cd ~/clean/lib/Parsers
>   ../../bin/clm ParsersTestware -o ptw
>
>   It gives the error message:
>   Error [Parserskernel.dcl,3]: StdMaybe.dcl could not be imported.
>
> * check existence of StdMaybe.dcl
>   ls ../StdLib/StdMaybe*
>
>   It gives  two files StdMaybe.icl and StdMaybe.dcl
>
> * cd ~/clean/lib/StdLib
>
>   I see that there is a subdirectory called
>   Clean System Files/
>   
>   It is empty inside. 
>   
> * so the question:
>    what am I missing above in getting ParsersTestware compliled?
>
>    should I first create *.o and *.abc in
>    ~/clean/lib/StdLib/Clean System Files/ ?
>    If yes,  where can I find the Makefile ?
>    [ I do NOT use the CleanIDE because of the missing
>      /usr/openwin/ that prevents me from building CleanIDE. ]
>
> Thanks
> HP
>
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