At present Felix can do:
require package "fred";
which looks up the fred.fpc file at link time to find the
library. But we still have to do:
require header '#include "fred.h"';
Really this should be handled by the *.resh file.
However, I prefer that flxg not need to lookup the *.fpc
files because it is a host tool, and the *.fpc files are
technically only present on the target.
A simple solution is for flxg to generate:
#include "fred_res.h"
and then run flx_pkgconfig in a script which generates that file.
A consequence is that the flxg output cannot be compiled until
that is done. However this is actually correct: the same flxg
output may bind to platform specific headers containing
resources.
The only tricky thing is the choice between #includes in
the fred.hpp header file, and those going in the fred.cpp
body file. C headers only defining functions only need to
go in the body. C header defining *types* may or may not
need to go in the header, but usually will.
--
John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net>
Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net
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