Separate generic and lexifi compilations#74
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This is small refactor of deadLexiFi.ml
Until LexiFi#17 there was a `make lefixi` command available to build a version of the `dead_code_analyzer` with LexiFi's extensions setup. The `make` command would build a version without such extensions. Since that pull request and the move to dune, the extensions were always enabled. This commit reintroduces the different build options. The default version of the `dead_code_analyzer` (and the one that will be distributed via opam) will not include the extensions. In order to build the tool with the extensions, the `make lexifi` command has been reinstated, and the resulting binary will be located at `_build/default/src/deadLexiFi.exe`
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Until #17 there was a
make lexificommand available to build a version of thedead_code_analyzerwith LexiFi's extensions setup.The
makecommand would build a version without such extensions.Since that pull request and the move to dune, the extensions were always enabled. This commit reintroduces the different build options. The default version of the
dead_code_analyzer(and the one that will be distributed via opam) will not include the extensions anymore.In order to build the tool with the extensions, the
make lexificommand has been reinstated, and the resulting binary will be located at_build/default/src/deadLexiFi.exe