问题
Based on feedback I got from this question, I'm interested in using Lazy C++ on my OSX laptop. The Lazy C++ webpage has binaries for Linux and Windows available, but nothing for OSX. There's also a link to download for the Lazy C++ source, but it requires a lzz binary as part of the build process. This creates a situation where I need an lzz binary in order to get an lzz binary.
How can I build lzz on my laptop without an lzz binary? Do I need to do part of the build on a Linux or Windows machine to preprocess the lzz source files, and then transfer the source over to my laptop for building? Or is there something else that I should try?
回答1:
Given that Lazy C++ appears to be a sort of a preprocessor - generating source files as output - you could probably compile it to completion on a supported platform like Windows, take all the generated files and compile it from these generated files again on OSX.
Depending on how complex the build system (Makefiles, in this case) of Lazy C++ is - this is going to be trivial, very complicated or anywhere in between...
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1375201/lazy-c-chicken-and-egg-problem