hi Is there a way of making the compilation or at least the inline-host-statement more strict, so that typing errors in this case could be caught by the compiler.
(define (ffiprint arg) (##inline-host-statement "print(@1@);\n" graaaaaa ))
gsc seems to be ok with this
regards ben
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What is wrong with that code?
Do you mean that “graaaaa” is an undefined variable? That’s only known when the program is linked, possibly dynamically at run time. Gambit will give a warning at link time.
Marc
On Dec 7, 2015, at 11:18 AM, ben yakawp ben.lists@yakawp.com wrote:
hi Is there a way of making the compilation or at least the inline-host-statement more strict, so that typing errors in this case could be caught by the compiler.
(define (ffiprint arg) (##inline-host-statement "print(@1@);\n" graaaaaa ))
gsc seems to be ok with this
regards ben
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you're right, thanks.
there is a little problem though. The linking error only show up if I run gsc without '-target'. But without '-target' the '##inline-host-statement' is not defined and also generates a warning.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015, at 06:02 PM, Marc Feeley wrote:
What is wrong with that code?
Do you mean that “graaaaa” is an undefined variable? That’s only known when the program is linked, possibly dynamically at run time. Gambit will give a warning at link time.
Marc
On Dec 7, 2015, at 11:18 AM, ben yakawp ben.lists@yakawp.com wrote:
hi Is there a way of making the compilation or at least the inline-host-statement more strict, so that typing errors in this case could be caught by the compiler.
(define (ffiprint arg) (##inline-host-statement "print(@1@);\n" graaaaaa ))
gsc seems to be ok with this
regards ben
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Ah! Indeed, this should be fixed in the universal backend.
Marc
On Dec 7, 2015, at 2:36 PM, ben yakawp ben.lists@yakawp.com wrote:
you're right, thanks.
there is a little problem though. The linking error only show up if I run gsc without '-target'. But without '-target' the '##inline-host-statement' is not defined and also generates a warning.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015, at 06:02 PM, Marc Feeley wrote:
What is wrong with that code?
Do you mean that “graaaaa” is an undefined variable? That’s only known when the program is linked, possibly dynamically at run time. Gambit will give a warning at link time.
Marc
On Dec 7, 2015, at 11:18 AM, ben yakawp ben.lists@yakawp.com wrote:
hi Is there a way of making the compilation or at least the inline-host-statement more strict, so that typing errors in this case could be caught by the compiler.
(define (ffiprint arg) (##inline-host-statement "print(@1@);\n" graaaaaa ))
gsc seems to be ok with this
regards ben
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