Problem compiling

[dukester]

in a /src directory, I have:
MyModule.i3
MyModule.m3
Main.m3
In Main.m3 I have IMPORTS MyModule;
I run cm3 from directory
I'm doing something wrong!

--- building in AMD64_LINUX ---
new source -> compiling Main.m3
"../src/Main.m3", line 4: unable to find interface (MyModule)
1 error encountered
m3front failed compiling: ../src/Main.m3

cat src/m3makefile 
import("libm3") 
implementation("Main") 
program("myModule") 

[olaf-wagner]

On 26 Feb 2023, at 20:00, Duke Normandin wrote: in a <proj-name>/src directory, I have: MyModule.i3 MyModule.m3 Main.m3 In Main.m3 I have IMPORTS MyModule; I run cm3 from <proj-name> directory I'm doing something wrong!

You’re missing the line declaring your module: module(“MyModule”)

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[dukester]

Hello Olaf!
module("MyModule") should appear in m3makefile I'm guessing. Is that correct?
Thanks for your input!

[dukester]

OK I see! I didn't click on the "..." to see the rest of your reply. Thanks!!

[dukester]

Making headway - but not there yet.

"../src/Main.m3", line 11: Expression is not a statement
"../src/Main.m3", line 12: parameter not specified (2.3.2):  (r)

MODULE Main;
(* IMPORT IO;*)
IMPORT MyModule;
VAR firstName: TEXT := "Duke";
BEGIN
  MyModule.MakeThing(firstName, 76);
  MyModule.PrintThing();
END Main.

INTERFACE MyModule;
CONST MaxEntries = 53;
TYPE
  Thing = RECORD
            name: TEXT;
            size: INTEGER
           END;
PROCEDURE PrintThing(READONLY r: Thing);
PROCEDURE MakeThing(n: TEXT; s: INTEGER): Thing;
END MyModule.

Do you need to see the implementation module?

[mikanystrom]

change MyModule.MakeThing(firstName, 76); MyModule.PrintThing(); to WITH thing = MyModule.MakeThing(firstName, 76) DO MyModule.PrintThing(thing) END (you need to pass the result of the MakeThing to the PrintThing) Alternatively you could write MyModule.PrintThing(MyModule.MakeThing(firstThing, 76))

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On Sun, Feb 26, 2023 at 2:12 PM Duke Normandin ***@***.***> wrote: Making headway - but not there yet. "../src/Main.m3", line 11: Expression is not a statement "../src/Main.m3", line 12: parameter not specified (2.3.2): (r) MODULE Main; (* IMPORT IO;*) IMPORT MyModule; VAR firstName: TEXT := "Duke"; BEGIN MyModule.MakeThing(firstName, 76); MyModule.PrintThing(); END Main. INTERFACE MyModule; CONST MaxEntries = 53; TYPE Thing = RECORD name: TEXT; size: INTEGER END; PROCEDURE PrintThing(READONLY r: Thing); PROCEDURE MakeThing(n: TEXT; s: INTEGER): Thing; END MyModule. Do you need to see the implementation module? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1157 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABKYNJNXDJ7OJECKSORGEDDWZPINPANCNFSM6AAAAAAVITZ57Y> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[dukester]

I see! Thx again ...

[dukester]

Worked like a charm! I'm surprised at, and appreciate the "skinny" executable the cm3 seems to cranks out.