On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 3:34 AM, Jonas Kulla <[email protected]> wrote:
> 2012/9/10 Landon Blake <[email protected]> > > > I'm trying to compile and run a Vala program from two (2) vala source > > files. I can compile the program with the following command: > > > > valac geospatial_annotations.vala sutiv.vala -o > > test_geospatial_annotations.vala > > > > The sutiv.vala file contains the namespace "Sutiv". It defines a > > couple of classes I use in geospatial_annotations.vala. I have "using > > Sutiv" at the top of my geospatial_annotations.vala file. > > > > The program compiles without errors. When I attempt to execute it with > > the command "vala test_geospatial_annotations.vala" the interpreter > > tells me "Namespace Sutiv could not be found." > > > > Any ideas what I'm doing wrong. How do I compile a program that uses a > > namespace defined in a separate source code file? > > > > I can provide the source code files if needed. > > > > Hi Landon, > > The command you use to "compile" your code looks confusing to me. > AFAIK, valac will compile your vala source code to a binary executable, > therefore I don't understand why you give it the extension *.vala . > > What happens if you just run the executable like this: > > ./test_geospatial_annotations.vala > Yeah, vala isn't an interpreted language (like Ruby or Python). You should be able to do just do the following: valac geospatial_annotations.vala sutiv.vala -o test_geospatial_annotations ./test_geospatial_annotations
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