Re: linux preprocessor permission denied
- Posted by slowmaker Feb 03, 2013
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A little more experimental results:
Making foo.lex executable gets past the 'permission denied', and the resulting error output made it clear that it was being run as a shell script. Which makes sense, and clears things up a bit, I think.
So...the file extension checking with regard to preprocessor interpretation by Euphoria does not apply to the preprocessors themselves. That was the assumption that was messing me up; I thought they would just work through the recognized extensions as needed, and only try to run something as a standalone if the extension was not recognized.
I'm off to try to figure a workaround - I really want to make this multiple level thing work.
