On Nov 19, 2007 11:33 AM, Ian Piumarta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Your best bet would be to turn up the verbosity in the read-eval- > print loop, to echo each parsed expression before it's evaluated. > There's a flag in jolt-burg/main (-vx and/or -vs) that turns this on > for you; I don't know if Dan made it available from the command line > in the libjolt stuff.
I didn't. If you think about it, libjolt can't "force" command line arguments from the host program. That means that there isn't any way to automatically get those. The host program can make some calls into the jolt environment to set those flags. And one could even create a libjolt_setflags function or something to make it easy to do so from the host application. If you look in jolt-burg/main.st, it should be clear how to feed those flags into the compiler. Anyway, the "syntax error: ()" problem usually means something went wrong in my boot.h generation in the Makefile. It's pretty ugly how I create boot.h from the .k files (which change from time to time). I'd guess that the "()" that's causing problems is from some sed expression that's stripping out more that it should. I'll get to it eventually. Dan _______________________________________________ fonc mailing list [email protected] http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
