Hi,
can anybody reproduce the following?
I have 3 very simple files A.scm, B.scm, C.scm - all located in the
same directory (source code see attachments)
C uses A and B.
I compile with the following statements:
csc -s A.scm
csc -s B.scm
csc C.scm
No compiler-messages - "C" is executable and prints the expected values
After the following changes in C.scm (C_1.scm):
(use A) => (use (prefix A a:))
(print (say-A)) => (print (a:say-A))
the compilation of C_1.scm prints the following:
Warning: extension `A' is currently not installed
but "C_1" is produced, executable and prints as expected.
- but -
After some more changes in C.scm (C_2.scm):
(use B) => (use (prefix B b:))
(print (say-B)) => (print (b:say-B))
the compilation of C_2.scm does not succeed and prints the following:
Warning: extension `A' is currently not installed
Error: shell command terminated with non-zero exit status 13:
'/usr/bin/chicken' 'C_2.scm' -output-file 'C_2.c'
Unfortunately I upgraded my system today (Arch Linux) and got a new gcc
compiler. I downgraded but the error persists. However I think my
system is the culprit because I am pretty sure I compiled more than 2
prefix-uses (of modules not installed yet) before.
(my chicken version should be the latest - "chicken -version":
(c) 2000-2007, Felix L. Winkelmann
Version 4.13.0 (rev 68eeaaef)
linux-unix-gnu-x86-64 [ 64bit manyargs dload ptables ]
compiled 2017-12-11 on yves.more-magic.net (Linux)
)
Martin
(module A (say-A)
(import scheme chicken)
(define say-A (lambda ()
"A"
))
)
(module B (say-B)
(import scheme chicken)
(define say-B (lambda ()
"B"
))
)
(module C ()
(import scheme chicken)
(use A)
(use B)
(print (say-A))
(print (say-B))
)
(module C ()
(import scheme chicken)
(use (prefix A a:))
(use B)
(print (a:say-A))
(print (say-B))
)
(module C ()
(import scheme chicken)
(use (prefix A a:))
(use (prefix B b:))
(print (a:say-A))
(print (b:say-B))
)
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