Using grun in the apt-get package for ANTLR
I have installed a couple of apt-get packages for ANTLR instead of following the instructions on the homepage as I prefer to use a package manager of some kind whenever possible. In particular I have ran:
sudo apt-get install antlr
sudo apt-get install antlr4
The tool antlr4 runs fine and gives the expected output. The antlr grammar testing tool grun, however, does not. Running grun gives:
➜ ~ grun
zsh: command not found: grun
I originally thought there might be another package that needs installation, erroneously tried sudo apt-get install grun which gives an unrelated tool. I also searched using apt search grun and apt search antlr to see if there was any possible grun-esque package that I was missing. Nothing showed up.
However, after looking at the file directories of the antlr4 package there is a /usr/share/antlr4/grun. Sure enough, changing directories I found there was a binary grun and running ./grun gives the expected output.
- It seems odd to me why this isn't installed in
/usr/bin/. I can't run it as is. Is it expected that/usr/share/is in my path? Is this a "mistake" in the package? - Or is there some alternative alias that the package provides for
grunthat I should be calling instead?
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I have installed a couple of apt-get packages for ANTLR instead of following the instructions on the homepage as I prefer to use a package manager of some kind whenever possible. In particular I have ran:
sudo apt-get install antlr
sudo apt-get install antlr4
The tool antlr4 runs fine and gives the expected output. The antlr grammar testing tool grun, however, does not. Running grun gives:
➜ ~ grun
zsh: command not found: grun
I originally thought there might be another package that needs installation, erroneously tried sudo apt-get install grun which gives an unrelated tool. I also searched using apt search grun and apt search antlr to see if there was any possible grun-esque package that I was missing. Nothing showed up.
However, after looking at the file directories of the antlr4 package there is a /usr/share/antlr4/grun. Sure enough, changing directories I found there was a binary grun and running ./grun gives the expected output.
- It seems odd to me why this isn't installed in
/usr/bin/. I can't run it as is. Is it expected that/usr/share/is in my path? Is this a "mistake" in the package? - Or is there some alternative alias that the package provides for
grunthat I should be calling instead?
apt 18.10
asked Jan 2 at 0:34
DairDair
1112
add a comment |
I have installed a couple of apt-get packages for ANTLR instead of following the instructions on the homepage as I prefer to use a package manager of some kind whenever possible. In particular I have ran:
sudo apt-get install antlr
sudo apt-get install antlr4
The tool antlr4 runs fine and gives the expected output. The antlr grammar testing tool grun, however, does not. Running grun gives:
➜ ~ grun
zsh: command not found: grun
I originally thought there might be another package that needs installation, erroneously tried sudo apt-get install grun which gives an unrelated tool. I also searched using apt search grun and apt search antlr to see if there was any possible grun-esque package that I was missing. Nothing showed up.
However, after looking at the file directories of the antlr4 package there is a /usr/share/antlr4/grun. Sure enough, changing directories I found there was a binary grun and running ./grun gives the expected output.
- It seems odd to me why this isn't installed in
/usr/bin/. I can't run it as is. Is it expected that/usr/share/is in my path? Is this a "mistake" in the package? - Or is there some alternative alias that the package provides for
grunthat I should be calling instead?
apt 18.10
asked Jan 2 at 0:34
DairDair
1112
I have installed a couple of apt-get packages for ANTLR instead of following the instructions on the homepage as I prefer to use a package manager of some kind whenever possible. In particular I have ran:
sudo apt-get install antlr
sudo apt-get install antlr4
The tool antlr4 runs fine and gives the expected output. The antlr grammar testing tool grun, however, does not. Running grun gives:
➜ ~ grun
zsh: command not found: grun
I originally thought there might be another package that needs installation, erroneously tried sudo apt-get install grun which gives an unrelated tool. I also searched using apt search grun and apt search antlr to see if there was any possible grun-esque package that I was missing. Nothing showed up.
However, after looking at the file directories of the antlr4 package there is a /usr/share/antlr4/grun. Sure enough, changing directories I found there was a binary grun and running ./grun gives the expected output.
- It seems odd to me why this isn't installed in
/usr/bin/. I can't run it as is. Is it expected that/usr/share/is in my path? Is this a "mistake" in the package? - Or is there some alternative alias that the package provides for
grunthat I should be calling instead?
apt 18.10
apt 18.10
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