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Re: PATCH: make sub-includes easier with custom skeletons
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Anthony Heading |
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Re: PATCH: make sub-includes easier with custom skeletons |
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Wed, 03 Aug 2022 04:20:03 -0400 |
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Hi Akim!
On Mon, Aug 1, 2022, at 1:46 AM, Akim Demaille wrote:
> However I can understand that when you add -Smyskeletons/lalr1.cc, then
> you want lalr1.cc to be free to depend on other files in myskeletons/.
That's exactly it.
> However, instead of hard-coding this automatic -I on the base name of
> -S, I would rather truly introduce -I and let the user decide what to
> use.
That would be great!
> Are you using a regular lalr1.cc but a tuned c++.m4?
> I'm not sure I want to support that: Bison's lalr1.cc wants its own c++.m4,
> etc.
Understood. Custom lalr1.cc also, so locally relativizing the lalr1.cc
sub-includes, for example, would be totally fine if you prefer to keep
them explicit for the regular version.
Although in practice I would hope to converge my c++.m4 back to your standard;
in fact the only thing significant was discussed on the mailing list in April
and is now at https://github.com/akimd/bison/pull/85 for your comments.
And I'm similarly raising my other patches; hopefully there's a way to make
them consistent with your overall design, useful for everyone and reduce
my need for custom skeleton at all.
Many thanks!
Anthony