On 6/22/05, Sergey Poznyakoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kidong Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > ../libsieve/.libs/libsieve.so: undefined reference to `sieve_line_num'
> > ../libsieve/.libs/libsieve.so: undefined reference to `sieve_lex_begin'
> > ../libsieve/.libs/libsieve.so: undefined reference to `sieve_yylex'
> > ../libsieve/.libs/libsieve.so: undefined reference to `sieve_lex_finish'
> > ../libsieve/.libs/libsieve.so: undefined reference to `sieve_filename'
>
> This means that sieve-lex.c is not build or is empty.
>
You're right. sieve-lex.c had only the following dummy main function.
---
main() { return 0; }
---
When I executed make after I installed flex and bison and deleted sieve-lex.c,
sieve-lex.c was generated correctly.
IMHO, It's better to notice users to install flex and bison when
they're not installed.
Can we do it when building sources?
Cheers,
Kidong
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