Hello Panicz- > From: Panicz Maciej Godek <godek.mac...@gmail.com> > And now I have a problem: the modules that I wrote make use > of the symbols defined by my application (using scm_c_define...), > but they are unavailable outside my application, i.e. for external > modules.
[snip] I read this, and I am having a bit of trouble visualizing what you've done, but, perhaps your problem can be fixed by simply replacing scm_c_define with scm_c_export. So try that first. In any case, I pretty sure I did what you are trying to when I added guile handling to a private build of the Zile editor. Re http://github.com/spk121/zile . This is a bit more elaborate because I wanted my exported functions to be in their own named module If I recall correctly, (cause I haven't touched this code in a while), in my C code that defines the Guile exports, I did this. - created a new module called 'zile' to hold my functions using scm_c_resolve_module("zile") - defined my functions into that module with scm_c_export - switched back to the (guile user) environment with scm_c_resolve_module("guile-user") - loaded my newly defined module using scm_c_use_module("zile") Hope this correct, and that it helps. -Mike Gran
