On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 11:00 PM, Mark McCurry <mark.d.mccu...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Based upon the documentation, I assumed that using the "-h" and "-c"
> flags would generate the code such that an external C program could
> compile and link to the generated code.
>
No. The generated files are not for you to use. Lisp files have to be
compiled by ECL. If you need to use those files in a C program, then you
have to use libraries or binaries produced by ECL, not using your own
compiler. There is a lot of black magic going on behind the curtains that is
not just calling the compiler.
Embedding of ECL in C programs has been discussed at length here and at the
ECL wiki.
Juanjo
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