Currently if you have this directory structure:
bar/baz.sld:
(define-library
(bar baz)
(import (scheme base)
(scheme write))
(export hello)
(begin
(include "baz.scm")))
bar/baz.scm:
(define hello
(lambda ()
(display "Hello")
(newline)))
And you try to compile it with Cyclone with:
cyclone bar/baz.sld
You get:
Error at line 7, column 5 of bar/baz.sld: Unable to open file:
"baz.scm"
The R7RS 4.1.7 Inclusion has note:
Note: Implementations are encouraged to search for files in
the directory which contains the including file, and to provide
a way for users to specify other directories to search.
Would it be possible to search for included files in the same directory the including file is in?
In the situation where the library amount grows, say to even 5 libraries telling the implementation (for example with a flag) where to include files from is not as ideal. But it would be better than nothing. Or maybe even both could be added?
Currently if you have this directory structure:
bar/baz.sld:
(define-library (bar baz) (import (scheme base) (scheme write)) (export hello) (begin (include "baz.scm")))bar/baz.scm:
(define hello (lambda () (display "Hello") (newline)))And you try to compile it with Cyclone with:
cyclone bar/baz.sld
You get:
The R7RS 4.1.7 Inclusion has note:
Note: Implementations are encouraged to search for files in
the directory which contains the including file, and to provide
a way for users to specify other directories to search.
Would it be possible to search for included files in the same directory the including file is in?
In the situation where the library amount grows, say to even 5 libraries telling the implementation (for example with a flag) where to include files from is not as ideal. But it would be better than nothing. Or maybe even both could be added?