It might be helpful if the documentation at http://clojure.org/namespaces
mentioned how to split out a namespace into multiple files.
I never split a namespace into multiple files: I split my project into
multiple namespaces.
That way I can simply :require and :use them from each other, and let
the dependency system take care of loading.
In your case, I'd have:
;; foo/main.clj
(ns foo.main (:use foo.a foo.util))
(defn main []
(print "hello from main\n")
(aaa "FOO-MAIN")
(util "FOO-MAIN"))
(main)
;; foo/a.clj
(ns foo.a (:use foo.util))
(defn aaa [arg]
(print (format "hello from aaa: %s\n" arg))
(util "FOO-A"))
;; foo/util.clj
(ns foo.util)
(defn util [arg]
(print (format "hello from util: %s\n" arg)))
To make all this directly executable, add (:gen-class) to the main ns,
and specify foo.main as the Main-Class in your jar.
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