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#87 fixed WIN32 support Balazs Dezso Alpar Juttner
Description

Akos has worked out a CMAKE build environment which - in theory - makes it possible to use LEMON with MSVC. However there are several compilations errors with MSVC.

The uploaded patches contains the cmake environment and several fixes. They fix almost all errors but one related to Paths are still unfixed.

#90 fixed Mac compilation error Alpar Juttner Alpar Juttner
Description

I tried to compile Lemon on Mac, but I got both warnings and errors, see the attached compilation log.

The compiler in use was:

$ gcc --version
i686-apple-darwin9-gcc-4.0.1 (GCC) 4.0.1 (Apple Inc. build 5465)
Copyright (C) 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

I used the following configuration parameters:

./configure --enable-demo

This bug is reproducible in [f4e4dbc1d467].

#91 fixed Add section reader to the LGF tools Balazs Dezso Alpar Juttner
Description

Here comes two proposed interface for the reader (we might want to implement booth):

  • sectionStream(std::string name,F f). Here the parameter name is the section name (the word after @), while f is an unary functor, with an std::istream& parameter. When the reader finds a section that matches with name, then it calls f with an istream pointing to right after the section header line. f is required to recognize the end of the section and not to read further. Finally, f should return the number of read lines.
  • sectionLines(std::string name,F f). Here f takes an std::string as argument, an it will simply be called with each line of the matching section.

It would be important to have a section reader in LEMON 1.0, as it is necessary to port glemon.

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