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In current master branch (8e999aa) if you try to run ensemble repl command, it would fail due to undefined variable.
However, if you compile the latest release branch v0.18.1, there would be no such issue.
I'm very new to gerbil (and to scheme languages as a whole), however, I assume that the problem appeared after 341bc76 commit, which removed the definition. Which means that there are only usages of the current-module-registry variable, both are in the src/tools/gxensemble.ss file, like
On that note, there is another problem, although it does not affect anything I've tried. The warning you can see on the screenshots above. It happens when running an ensemble tool.
*** WARNING -- Variable "find-library-module" used in module "gxensemble~0" is undefined
It seems like, the find-library-module one appeared after this commit d23b9aa.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In current master branch (8e999aa) if you try to run
ensemble repl
command, it would fail due to undefined variable.However, if you compile the latest release branch
v0.18.1
, there would be no such issue.I'm very new to gerbil (and to scheme languages as a whole), however, I assume that the problem appeared after 341bc76 commit, which removed the definition. Which means that there are only usages of the
current-module-registry
variable, both are in thesrc/tools/gxensemble.ss
file, likegerbil/src/tools/gxensemble.ss
Line 700 in 8e999aa
On that note, there is another problem, although it does not affect anything I've tried. The warning you can see on the screenshots above. It happens when running an ensemble tool.
It seems like, the
find-library-module
one appeared after this commit d23b9aa.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: