About the usage of the Compilation Manager.
Kwanghoon Choi <khchoi-9xRn2/7rTrdgFH3rbKz/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lang.sml.smlnj |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Dear All,
Would you please help me to use the Compilation Manager CM?
Currently, I made a simple compiler whose target file is a ".sml".
I wanted the source file of this compiler to use datatypes and
function defintions defined in other ".sml" files.
That is,
A.sml - defines some datatype D and some function defintion F.
B.src - uses D and F, and
- is compiled by my compiler into B.sml.
Finally, A.sml and B.sml are compiled into binaries by SML/NJ.
However, in order to compile B.src into B.sml, I need to know what
definitions are used by B.src, for example, due to type checking.
Q1. Could I specify by CM the order of compilation so that A.sml will
be compiled first and B.src will then be compiled with the exported
definitions of A.sml?
Q2. Moreover, how could I get a list of exported definitions of A.sml
to compile B.src, automatically or by any means I need to do?
My situation seems to be more complicated than that of MLyacc and
MLlex because the compilation of ".MLYacc" and ".MLLex" itself does
not need any exported definitions of other ".sml" files.
Best regards,
K. Choi
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