I'm using chicken-2.0.
I'm having trouble distributing C files correctly using the "hello world"
example in section 3.5 of the manual. The host system is Cygwin and
the target is Solaris 8 with gcc 2.95.2.
I compiled hello.scm with the specified options to "chicken" and then
transported "hello.c", "library.c", "runtime.c", and "chicken.h" as
specified to the Solaris host and compiled successfully.
However, specifying "-explicit-use -uses hello.c" when running "chicken"
bought me a linker error saying that C_hello_c_toplevel was undefined.
Omitting these options told me instead that C_eval_toplevel and
C_extras_toplevel were undefined.
So I tried just using "-explicit-use", and the program linked
successfully, but crashed at runtime with the error:
`##sys#error-hook' is not defined - execution terminated
followed by the unhelpful traceback:
hello.scm: 1 print <--
What am I doing wrong, please?
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