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set of flags that it passes to the linker in order to link against a selected set of Mercury libraries (the standard libraries plus any others specified via the --ml option) in the current grade. This removes the need for using the ml script with standalone interfaces. (Which is useful on those systems that don't have a proper shell and can't use that script!) compiler/compiler_target_code.m: Add a predicate that prints out the above information. Refactor code in order to to avoid duplication between the new functionality and the existing code for invoking the linker. compiler/mercury_compile.m: compiler/options.m: Add the new option. doc/user_guide.texi: Add an entry for the new option. samples/c_interface/standalone_c/Makefile: Query the compiler directly about what flags to pass to the linker rather than using the ml script. Query the compiler about what flags to pass to the C compiler as well. (This was implemented a while ago, but this example was never updated.) Extend this example to optionally work with shared libraries.
This directory contains some examples of mixed Mercury/C programs using
the C interface.
short_example.m A short example of Mercury code calling C.
mercury_calls_c A detailed example of Mercury code
calling C code.
c_calls_mercury A detailed example of C code calling
Mercury code.
mercury_calls_cplusplus A detailed example of Mercury code
calling C++ code.
cplusplus_calls_mercury A detailed example of C++ code calling
Mercury code.
mercury_calls_fortran This directory contains a detailed
example of Mercury code calling Fortran code.
simpler_c_calls_mercury A simpler example of C code calling Mercury.
simpler_cplusplus_calls_mercury A simpler example of C++ code calling
Mercury.
standalone_c Another example of C code calling Mercury
code this time use the compiler's
`--generate-standalone-interface' option.