Hi Axel,
We are in violent agreement :-)
Greg
On Dec 2, 2004, at 4:05 AM, Axel Simon wrote:
Gregory,
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 19:07, Gregory Wright wrote:
No, I patched the hsshellscript library distribution to build using
-package-name hsshellscript
as you mentioned. I still got the error. (The documentation
asserts that -package-name is a no-op on unices anyway.
I wonder if that is really still true?)
The name you provide with -package-name must wind up in the .hi files
of
the *application* and the library you are compiling. I inadvertently
passed the file name of the package file as package name and it gave me
back the whole file name.
That's why I said that the error message was confusing: I had
already rebuilt using -package-name and still got an error.
I think there was some module in my test application that
was built by 6.2.1 and deleting its object and interface files
fixed the problem. A slight API breakage from 6.2.1 to 6.2.2
isn't all that surprising.
I doubt that it is versionitis. I'm only using the same 6.2.1 compiler
on Solaris.
Axel.
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