Friday, November 11, 2005, 1:25:49 AM, Nicolas Cannasse wrote:
>> So I tried running test.n
>>
>> C:\Dev\neko\neko-1.1-src\bin>nekovm.exe test.n
>> The virtual machine is working !
>> Calling a function inside std library...
>> Called from tools/test.neko line 3
>> Uncaught exception - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> This exception is raised when a primitive is returning the NULL value.
> In libs/std/others.c test() is returning alloc_string....
> So there is two possibilities :
> a) alloc_string is returning NULL, which it shouldn't unless there is
> some linking problem (it's function from the C Neko API, so std.ndll
> should dynamicly load it from neko.dll)
I modified test() to:
static value test() {
val_print(alloc_string("Calling a function inside std library...\n"));
printf("val_null is %p\n", val_null);
return val_null;
}
and got:
C:\Dev\neko\neko-1.1-src\bin>nekovm.exe test.n
The virtual machine is working !
Calling a function inside std library...
val_null is 00000000
Called from tools/test.neko line 3
Uncaught exception - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So it appears to be a dynamic linking problem with the datum val_null.
There is special magic required with gcc to dynamically link against
data in DLLs. I will try to experiment with this over the weekend.
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