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This command is likely used to compile a program written in Lex and Yacc (also known as Lex and Yacc C files). Here is the breakdown of the command:
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cc
: This is the name of the C compiler command. It can vary depending on the specific system, but it generally refers to a command that compiles C source code. -
${path-to-lex-yy-c}
: This is a placeholder variable indicating the path to the Lex and Yacc C files. You need to replace${path-to-lex-yy-c}
with the actual path to the Lex and Yacc C files on your system. -
--output
: This is an option that specifies the name of the output file that will be generated by the compiler. -
${executable}
: This is another placeholder variable representing the desired name of the compiled executable file. You should replace${executable}
with the desired name of your executable.
To use the command, you will need to replace the placeholder variables with the actual paths and names specific to your situation.