Compilation is driven by namespace load-order, so just ensure that you
add a (:require com.foo.IFoo) to the ns declaration where you define
the Foo class.
I seem to remember suggesting that Clojure should implicitly attempt
to require namespaces corresponding to classnames being implemented or
extended in the interop forms, but that didn't get very far...
- Chas
On Apr 2, 2010, at 1:22 AM, Nick Dimiduk wrote:
Heya!
I'm implementing a simple class hierarchy in clojure to be exposed to
external java code using AOT compilation. The library requires I
declare an interface extending a base-interface from the library and
then provide an implementation class. For example:
interface IFoo extends ILibInterface {...}
class Foo implements IFoo {...}
I have everything implemented in clojure using gen-interface and gen-
class and it's rather nice - at the repl. The problem is at compile
time - how can I order the compilation such that IFoo is found by Foo?
Is there some trick to my usage of :namespaces in the leiningen
project
declaration?
Thanks!
-Nick
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