Closed nomeata closed 9 months ago
It seems that if I change my .lean file (Seccomp.lean), it does not rebuild the .alloy.c. file. I can make it do so by deleting it explicitly.
.lean
Seccomp.lean
.alloy.c.
Here, loogle is an executable using Seccomp, and Seccomp.lean has been changed:
loogle
Seccomp
~/build/lean/mathlib4 $ lake build loogle [258/374] Building Seccomp [372/374] Building Loogle.Main ~/build/lean/mathlib4 $ lake build +Seccomp:alloy.c ~/build/lean/mathlib4 $ rm ./build/ir/Seccomp.alloy.c ~/build/lean/mathlib4 $ lake build +Seccomp:alloy.c Generating Seccomp alloy ~/build/lean/mathlib4 $ lake build loogle [370/374] Compiling Seccomp alloy [371/374] Linking Seccomp [372/374] Building Loogle.Main [374/374] Linking loogle
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It seems that if I change my
.lean
file (Seccomp.lean
), it does not rebuild the.alloy.c.
file. I can make it do so by deleting it explicitly.Here,
loogle
is an executable usingSeccomp
, andSeccomp.lean
has been changed: