> Hi again !
>
> I don't have a clue to what happend...
> In nekoml/Main.nml I changed this :
> function compile(ctx,m,e) {
> if *verbose then printf "Compiling4\n";
> var path, deps, idents = module_infos m;
> var file = Nekoml.Type.file_name path ".n";
> if *verbose then printf "Compiling2 %s\n" file;
> var code = Neko.Compile.compile (Nekoml.Neko.generate ctx e deps idents
> path);
> var ch = IO.write_file file true;
> Neko.Bytecode.write ch code;
> IO.close_out ch
> }
>
>
> not quite impresive change though ! lol
>
> but when compiling it gives me that :
> Typing nekoml.Main.compile
> nekoml/Main.nml(48): Cannot unify void -> void and void
> make: *** [compiler] Erreur 255
Yes, printf in NekoML is stricly typed so a bit different than in other
languages. For instance printf "%d" "hello"; will not compile, and
printf always takes two arguments : the format string and the parameter(s).
printf "Hello\n" ();
printf "Hello %s\n" "World";
printf "%d : %s" (2,"two");
Nicolas
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