On 30/08/01 14:51 +0100, Ewan Birney wrote:
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> Ok, I am sure I am doing something wrong but I can't figure it out.
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> I can't get the Inline::Java examples to work. The error I get is
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> [birney@riker graphicgo]$ perl test3.pl
> No source code in DATA section for Inline 'HASH(0x8105340)' section.
Ewan,
Well that certainly isn't the most helpful error message, but you have
made a couple of rudamentary mistakes.
First you've used curly braces where parentheses would have been more
appropriate. Inline always expects the name of a language as its first
parameter. You have in effect given Inline an anonymous hash as a first
parameter. That explains why the message says:
... Inline 'HASH(0x8105340)' section.
instead of:
... Inline 'Java' section.
The second problem is that you've broken the basic syntax of
Inline, which is:
use Inline <Language>, <Source Code> [,<keyword/value options>];
In other words, put the 'Bin' option after 'Java' => "source".
Cheers, Brian
> Here is my script
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> use Inline {
> 'Bin' => '/usr/java/jdk1.3.0_02/bin/',
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> 'Java' => "
> class alu {
> public alu { }
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> public int add(int i,int j) {
> return i+j;
> }
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> }",
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> };
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> $alu = new alu();
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> print "Got ",$alu->add(2,2),"\n";
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> Inline 0.43 and Inline::Java 0.23
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