[mercury-users] mercury's messiness

[Mattias Waldau]

tried creating a subdirectory called 'Mercury', didn't work

/c$ cd data
data$ cd mercury
mercury$ nmake genetic_test.
bash: nmake: command not found
mercury$ nmake genetic_test.m
bash: nmake: command not found
mercury$ mmake genetic_test.m
make: Nothing to be done for `genetic_test.m'.
mercury$ rm genetic_test.exe
mercury$ mmake genetic_test.m
make: Nothing to be done for `genetic_test.m'.
mercury$ mmc genetic_test.m
mercury$ mmc --version
mercury_compile: unrecognized option `--version'
Mercury Compiler, version rotd-2000-09-01, configured for i386-pc-cygwin32
Copyright (C) 1993-2000 The University of Melbourne
Usage: mmc [<options>] <arguments>
Use `mmc --help' for more information.
mercury$ ls
CVS                  genetic_test.m       hello_world.m
Mercury              genetic_test.o       tableplan1.exe
genetic_test.c       genetic_test_init.c  tableplan1.m
genetic_test.d       genetic_test_init.o
genetic_test.exe     hello_world.exe
mercury$

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-mercury-users at cs.mu.OZ.AU
[mailto:owner-mercury-users at cs.mu.OZ.AU]On Behalf Of David Glen JEFFERY
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 2:10 AM
To: mercury-users at cs.mu.OZ.AU
Subject: Re: [mercury-users] mercury's messiness


On 22-Nov-2000, Tennessee <tjleeuw at students.cs.mu.oz.au> wrote:
> This may strike you as a silly request, but nonetheless! I'd like to be
> able to specify to mercury to put all the .o, .int etc files in a seperate
> directory. It would be nice if mercury could put its' intermediate files
in
> subdirectories. I'm including code from many different modules, all of
> which get a .o and a .int file, and basically it makes it hard to work out
> which files are real, and which are just intermediates.

Hi Tennessee,

Try:
	mmake --use-subdirs <whatever>

Alternatively, just make a directory called `Mercury' in the same directory
as your source files. Either way, mmake will put all the intermediate files
in the `Mercury' directory for you.


dgj
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