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A small tool for calculating first, follow and predict sets for the grammar.
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QUESTION
I am getting weird behavior in Makefile. Basically for grammar.aps
, it needs to run grammar.generate
to create the file first and then grammar.class
to compile the generated file. If I run the dependencies individually all works. But if I run grammar.aps
it doesn't work.
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Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 17:43I am getting weird behavior in Makefile. Basically for grammar.aps, it needs to run grammar.generate to create the file first and then grammar.class to compile the generated file. If I run the dependencies individually all works. But if I run grammar.aps it doesn't work.
You are trying to treat your makefile as if it were a script. It isn't. At the most basic level, it is a declarative description of your project that tells make
how it can construct one or more targets given specific lists of prerequisites for each. Each prerequisite list is only incidentally ordered. That one prerequisite appears lexically ahead of another has no significance. It is up to make
to choose and execute a build plan based on the information in the makefile and the files available.
In particular, make
performs its analysis of which intermediate targets to build based on the prerequisites available at the start of the run, in light of the declared build rules. Furthermore, prerequisite build order is constrained only by prerequisites' own prequisites, and it is not necessarily predictable.
However, make
does give you pretty informative error messages. For example, this ...
QUESTION
I am studying the magic of compilers and I don't understand a result.
Here is the grammar :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-15 at 15:31Your computation of the FOLLOW set of G is correct.
The hackingoff tool is buggy. Here is a shorter grammar which exhibits the same error:
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