Hi, Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz> skribis:
> Z572 <zhengjun...@iscas.ac.cn> writes: > >>> How it that usually done? I cannot do that *before* build, because then >>> tests would not run (the library is not yet installed into the absolute >>> path), and I cannot do it after, because I would need to rebuild the .go >>> files after patching the source code. >> >> you can use substitute* to adjust source. >> e.g. >> >> (or (false-if-exception (load-extension "/path/to/lib-some-object-file.so")) >> (load-extension "lib-some-object-file.so")) >> > > Thank you for the suggestion. I am not sure I like the > false-if-exception part, but temporary adjustment of the (@ (system > foreign-library) guile-extensions-path) should do the trick as well. I think you can just do: (load-extension "/path/to/lib-some-object-file.so") but you need to (1) do that in a post-install phase, and (2) re-run ‘make’ before ‘make install’ if necessary. See ‘guile-gdbm-ffi’ as one example. Ludo’.
