Hi Yuzo,
I installed the fact extractor cppx in the tools directory in sesweb.
I've tried running a c++ file through it, but I'm getting a lot of parse
errors. The file I tried does compile using g++ (it's an old homework
assignment I did in Visual Studio). I'm going to try using some of the
example files on the cppx web site. I believe I have cppx set up
correctly. There is a script file in the bin directory that I modified
(going by the installation instructions). I think the problem I'm having
has more to do with the preprocessing done by cppx, which uses GNU gcc.
The script file is called 'cppx' and is in
'/home/sesweb/tools/cppx/cppx/bin.' To run cppx just type 'cppx
filename'. The default setting is to output a file 'filename.gxl'. To
get a ta file requires (from what I gather at this point) that the 'cppx'
script be modified. In case you're interested here is a link with some
info about cppx: http://swag.uwaterloo.ca/~cppx/doc/cppx/arch.html and
here are some simple c++ samples with corresponding ta output (the gxl
links are dead :( )
http://swag.uwaterloo.ca/~dean/cppx/examples/expr/index.html. I'm going
to fiddle with this some more, I'm just sending this message because you
were working with a fact extractor. I'm also getting yet another
extractor up and running, Columbus/Can, that works on Windows. More on
that story as it develops.
Steve