Hey all,
I'm running into problems compiling files with define-syntax forms. The errors (generally "Operator is not a procedure" and similar) are occuring in macros that work from the interpreter with `gsi -:s` but they're failing with `gsc -:s -link`
I'm just wondering if this is possible before I sink anymore time into it.
Thanks,
Evan
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On 2011-02-22, at 11:44 AM, Evan Hanson wrote:
Hey all,
I'm running into problems compiling files with define-syntax forms. The errors (generally "Operator is not a procedure" and similar) are occuring in macros that work from the interpreter with `gsi -:s` but they're failing with `gsc -:s -link`
I'm just wondering if this is possible before I sink anymore time into it.
"gsc -:s" should work... Can you send more information? What is the error you get?
Marc
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:15 AM, Marc Feeley feeley@iro.umontreal.ca wrote:
"gsc -:s" should work... Can you send more information? What is the error you get?
Marc
Indeed it does. I figured out the issue I was having (loading/including files at the right times). I may be back with some better-formed questions about the interactions between syntax-case.scm, load, include, and the compiler, but for right now I think I've got it.
Thanks,
Evan
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