I can’t reproduce your problem and I’m also on OSX El Capitan. Here’s the trace: % gsc -obj -keep-c main.scm % gsc -obj -keep-c f1a.scm % gsc -obj -keep-c f2.scm % gsc -link f1a.c f2.c main.c % gsc -obj main_.c % rm -f main % gcc -o main f1a.o f2.o main.o main_.o -lgambit % ./main Hello from main.scm. f1a-func was calledHello from f2.scm Hello from f2.scm % rm -f main % gcc -o main main.o f1a.o f2.o main_.o -lgambit % ./main Hello from main.scm. f1a-func was calledHello from f2.scm Hello from f2.scm Can you verify your steps? I’m using the latest Gambit from the github repo. Marc

On Dec 6, 2016, at 9:27 PM, Meng Zhang <wsxiaoys.lh@gmail.com> wrote:

I have three scm files:

main.scm:

(display "Hello from main.scm.") (newline) (f1a-func) (f2-func)

f1a.scm: (define (f1a-func) (display "f1a-func was called") (f2-func) (newline))

f2.scm: (define (f2-func) (display "Hello from f2.scm") (newline))

With gcc f1a.o f2.o main.o main_.o -lgambit, it compiles and generate expected output. With gcc main.o f1a.o f2.o main_.o -lgambit, it compiles but will raise an exception on missing f1a-func / f2-func.

Is this expected behavior? Any workaround exist? My testing environment is OSX El Captain

Thanks Meng

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