On Mon Dec 1, 2025 at 8:50 PM CET, Diogo via Chicken-users wrote: > So in the previous example I sent, this is the generated wrapper: > > ;; foo-wrap.scm - created with > ;; chicken-crunch -emit-wrappers foo-wrap.scm foo.scm -o foo.c > (module > foo > (foo) > (import (scheme base) (chicken foreign)) > (define foo#foo (begin (foreign-lambda integer foo)))) > > I just don't know how to get a chicken library out of this file (plus the > crunched foo.c). Trying to translate it to .c gives me > > % csc -t foo-wrap.scm > Warning: Exported identifier `foo' has not been defined. > Error: module unresolved: foo > > May be the generated wrapper isn't correct? How should it look like? >
Normally you should compile both wrapper and .c file together into a shared library, like this: csc foo-wrap.scm foo.c -s -o foo.so -J This should give you a module that you can load into CHICKEN and run, including the import library. But the definition "foo#foo" is definitely wrong (it should be just plain "foo"), so the module is unresolved. I will fix this as soon as possible. cheers, felix
