Re: [Chicken-users] How to use units and modules together?

[Matt Welland]

That did the trick. Thanks Evan.

On Sun, Apr 30, 2017 at 9:32 PM, Evan Hanson  wrote:

Hi Matt,

You're very close. The only step you missed was emitting an import 
file

for your "other" module so that csc knows what to do when you "(import
other)" in main.scm.

This should work (note "-j other"):

csc other.scm -c -j other
csc other.o main.scm

Cheers,

Evan
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Re: [Chicken-users] How to use units and modules together?

[Evan Hanson]

Hi Matt,

You're very close. The only step you missed was emitting an import file
for your "other" module so that csc knows what to do when you "(import
other)" in main.scm.

This should work (note "-j other"):

csc other.scm -c -j other
csc other.o main.scm

Cheers,

Evan

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[Chicken-users] How to use units and modules together?

[Matt Welland]

Is using units and modules together supported? I'd like to use modules 
but don't want to have to install them as eggs.


I have tried this:

=main.scm=
(declare (uses other))
(import other)

(other-print "Hello")
==end

=other.scm=
(declare (unit other))

(module other
   (other-print)
 (import scheme chicken)
 (define (other-print arg)
   (print "Got: " arg)))

(import other)
==end==

Compile like this:

csc other.scm -c
csc other.o main.scm

===
It won't let me import other:

Syntax error (import): cannot import from undefined module

other

Expansion history:

(##core#begin (import other))
(import other)<--

However if I comment out the (import other) I can call other-print like 
this:


(other#other-print "Hello")

and it works.
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