Ragel State Machine Compiler -- README
======================================
1. Build Requirements
---------------------
* Make
* g++
If you would like to modify Ragel and need to build Ragel's scanners and
parsers from the specifications then set "build_parsers=yes" the DIST file and
reconfigure. This variable is normally set to "no" in the distribution tarballs
and "yes" in version control. You will need the following programs:
* ragel (the most recent version)
* kelbt (the most recent version)
To build the user guide set "build_manual=yes" in the DIST file and
reconfigure. You will need the following extra programs:
* fig2dev
* pdflatex
2. Compilation and Installation
-------------------------------
Ragel uses autoconf and automake.
$ ./configure --prefix=PREFIX
$ make
$ make install
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C
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TeX
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TXL
2.2%
Vim Script
1.1%
Ragel State Machine Compiler -- README
======================================
1. Build Requirements
---------------------
* Make
* g++
If you would like to modify Ragel and need to build Ragel's scanners and
parsers from the specifications then set "build_parsers=yes" the DIST file and
reconfigure. This variable is normally set to "no" in the distribution tarballs
and "yes" in version control. You will need the following programs:
* ragel (the most recent version)
* kelbt (the most recent version)
To build the user guide set "build_manual=yes" in the DIST file and
reconfigure. You will need the following extra programs:
* fig2dev
* pdflatex
2. Compilation and Installation
-------------------------------
Ragel uses autoconf and automake.
$ ./configure --prefix=PREFIX
$ make
$ make install
Not written in Markdown, so it's shown here as plain text — view it formatted on GitHub.
C++
58.1%
Ragel in Ruby Host
18.0%
C
13.3%
TeX
6.5%
TXL
2.2%
Vim Script
1.1%