Re: howto use lispArchiver for library objects

[Marcus G. Daniels]

>>>>> "DK" == Daniel Kottow <address@hidden> writes:

DK> i just moved all my classes to a library, so i could just write
DK> mains which instantiate the library classes i want.
DK> unfortunately, this does not seem so straightforward because the
DK> lispAppArchiver complains at run-time, saying he doesnt know the
DK> library classes when trying to instatiate them from a scheme file:

DK> *** event raised for error: InvalidArgument *** function:
DK> lispIn(), file: defobj.m, line: 306
DK> type `ModelSwarm' not found*** execution terminating due to error
DK> Symbol.m:173 -[Error(c) _raiseEvent:] Aborted

There should be a -DAPPNAME=foobar when compiling your `main';
-D should be in the compile command.

initSwarm is actually a macro, and APPNAME gets propagated to the
underlying _initSwarm_ function.  The APPNAME is what determines
what .scm file is used.  (A file of the same name with the .scm suffix.)

When you look at the APPNAME.scm file, you should see an expression
for your ModelSwarm with parameters that make sense.  If not, move
aside that file and try again.


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