Jan Pedersen
Jan Pedersen
scxmlcc is designed to make the compiler able optimize away empty actions, etc. For this to work, optimizations must be enabled, so the scxmlcc test program really should be compiled...
At least for non-parallel machines. To avoid the RTTI overhead on eg embedded systems
'sc::state::unconditional' is bad naming. The transition is not unconditional, but eventless. Consider to change this to for example 'sc::state::eventless' or 'sc::state::none'
scxmlcc version should be generated equally on windows/linux with make and cmake note from pull request 55: Well the version is/should be the same on windows and unix. The thing...
standard says: When the state machine reaches the child of an element, it must terminate
Note that the child transition must not contain `cond` or `event` attributes, and must specify a `target` whose value is state(s) consisting solely of descendants of the containing state
multiple targets must be a valid configuration