use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[yasereqaderi]

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hi everybody;

i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS editor, the installation is done step by step but i have an error with code 127 "absc --java "filename /bin/bash: line 1: absc : command not found  compilation exited abnormally with code 127" can anybody help me to solve this problem?












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Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Manuel Giraud]

<yasereqaderi@gmail.com> writes:

> hi everybody;
>
> i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS editor, the
> installation is done step by step but i have an error with code 127
> "absc --java "filename /bin/bash: line 1: absc : command not found
> compilation exited abnormally with code 127" can anybody help me to
> solve this problem?

Hi,

I don't think it is emacs related.  Do you happen to have absc in your
PATH?  Is there an error when you call absc into another terminal?
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Manuel Giraud

Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Joost Kremers]

On Tue, Nov 29 2022, yasereqaderi@gmail.com wrote:
> i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS editor, the
> installation is done step by step but i have an error with code 127 "absc --java
> "filename /bin/bash: line 1: absc : command not found compilation exited
> abnormally with code 127" can anybody help me to solve this problem?

This means that either a) you don't have absc installed, or b) it's installed
but not in $PATH, or c) it's installed and in $PATH but not Emacs' `exec-path`.

If it's option a) or b), you need to install absc or set up your PATH correctly.
If it's option c), the package `exec-path-from-shell` may help. It's available
from MELPA.


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Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Philippe Coatmeur]

On 29/11/2022 17:40, yasereqaderi@gmail.com wrote:
> hi everybody;
>
> i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS editor, the installation is done step by step but i have an error with code 127 "absc --java "filename /bin/bash: line 1: absc : command not found  compilation exited abnormally with code 127" can anybody help me to solve this problem?
>
If your compile & run commands runs fine in the shell, you can then make 
a bash script, and call it with something like this:


(defun px/build-current ()
   (interactive)
     (async-shell-command (concat default-directory "build.sh")))

You will then have the output in a separate window, just like in your image.

Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Rudolf Schlatte]

<yasereqaderi@gmail.com> writes:

> hi everybody;
>
> i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS editor, the
> installation is done step by step but i have an error with code 127 "absc
> --java "filename /bin/bash: line 1: absc : command not found compilation
> exited abnormally with code 127" can anybody help me to solve this problem?

As described at https://github.com/abstools/abs-mode, you need to set
`abs-compiler-program' if absc is not in your path.

Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Emanuel Berg]

Philippe Coatmeur wrote:

>> i want to run and compile ABS modeling language on EMACS
>> editor, the installation is done step by step but i have an
>> error with code 127 "absc --java "filename /bin/bash: line
>> 1: absc : command not found compilation exited abnormally
>> with code 127" can anybody help me to solve this problem?
>
> If your compile & run commands runs fine in the shell [...]

Makefile

(setq compile-command "make -j 4 -s -k ")

(define-key knap "\C-c\C-c" #'compile)

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Re: use emacs as abs modeling language compiler

[Emanuel Berg]

What is ABS, Abstract Behavioral Specification?

It doesn't even have a wikipedia page so must be pretty
unknown?

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