First I'll have to say that I think NekoVM looks great, I'll use it
for the strict functional language I'm developing.
Cool :)
I downloaded the latest (1.3) sources and compiled them using make. I
then put neko, nekoc, nekotools and nekoml in /usr/bin and libneko.so
and std.ndll in /usr/lib. Compiling helloworld.neko with nekoc and
running it using neko works fine. However trying to run nekoml results
in an error:
$ nekoml
Called from nekoml/Main.nml line 67
Called from nekoml/Typer.nml line 1213
Called from nekoml/Typer.nml line 1129
Called from nekoml/Typer.nml line 1118
Called from nekoml/Typer.nml line 1118
Called from nekoml/Typer.nml line 73
Exception : File not found Core.nml
Putting the .so and .ndll files in /usr/lib/neko does not work either.
Yes, I haven't been working so much on improving nekoml usage.
You need to copy the neko/src/core directory which is the nekoml
standard library into /usr/lib/neko as well.
The other possibility is to run nekoml -p /path/to/core/directory/
Nicolas
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