Is this project still maintained?

[nnym]

Since I was unable to find a binary distribution of lzz, compiling it requires lzz and the last commit was ~3 years ago, I assume that it is abandoned. Is that correct or is it still maintained elsewhere?

[mjspncr]

Hi - It's really hard to find time to work on Lzz. Because it doesn't support some of the new C++ features I'd recommend not using it. I am working on some ideas in the parser generator -- and this will eventually find its way to Lzz -- though I can't say when. cheers

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On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 12:19 PM user11681 ***@***.***> wrote: Since I was unable to find a binary distribution of lzz, compiling it requires lzz and the last commit was ~3 years ago, I assume that it is abandoned. Is that correct or is it still maintained elsewhere? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#32>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE7NDNBPN2VUW4IFDYX4MOTSVOFLLANCNFSM4VBOPQBA> .

[Matheus-Garbelini]

hi @mjspncr do you have lzz binary that we can use to bootstrap the build of this project? Currently, it seems lzz binary is not available anymore.

[mjspncr]

You can find binaries on the old website -- search on the wayback machine ( https://web.archive.org/) for lazycplusplus.com

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[Matheus-Garbelini]

@mjspncr thanks a lot. I've made a pull request including an easy build script.

[SnapperTT]

Old lzz is still very useful for projects. When you encounter a c++ feature that lzz doesn't understand you can just put it in a #hdr or #src block

EDIT: We're still missing a lzz.exe for windows. I have copies of it if needed

[Matheus-Garbelini]

Hi @SnapperTT feel free to submit a PR with the windows binaries. We don't feel bad here for storing binaries in a Github repo haha. The important thing is that people can just use it.

By the way, would you be willing to share the command line you've used to generate a sample header from a cpp file? I was the one submitting a PR to build the project successfully but I couldn't find an easy example on how to actually use lzz with a single cpp file. I imagine that you just have to tell lzz the cpp source file and after some parameters, it should output the corresponding header file. If you have an example of that, it would help a lot with the repository.

Regards.

[SnapperTT]

@Matheus-Garbelini
This might be a bit late, but I've uploaded linux+windows binaries + a rip of the documentation from the old website converted to markdown to https://github.com/SnapperTT/lzz-bin