William Xu wrote:
[...]
Hm, this seems hiding the error. Now, my_pi is 0.0,
[...]
Hello,
well, of course my_pi is zero in your code, because you never set its
value to anything else than its default initializer, which is zero in
almost any sensible C compiler.
You write
(foreign-declare "
double my_pi;
")
(foreign-parse "
double my_pi = 3.14;
")
which means "Include 'double my_pi;' verbatim in the C code, parse
'double my_pi = 3.14' as a C declaration and generate Scheme bindings
for it". The parser of easyffi discards the initializer, because it is
none of its business to deal with it. That would be the job of the C
compiler, but the C compiler never gets to see the constant 3.14.
You should either write
(foreign-parse "
double my_pi;
")
(foreign-declare "
double my_pi = 3.14;
")
or simply
(foreign-parse/declare "
double my_pi = 3.14;
")
to achieve the desired effect.
cu,
Thomas
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