Better solution is probably to declare these in test1.h and then include it
from stest1.scm via
#> #include "test1.h" <#
and also #include it from test1.c for good measure. Same would be true if you
had implemented stest1 directly in C.
On Aug 17, 2011, at 12:04 AM, Paul Colby wrote:
> Got
Got it,
I finally resorted to clang and got a warning about implicit declarations in c
compilation.
Apparently, one needs something to the effect,
(foreign-declare "float testFloat(float);")
(foreign-declare "double testDouble(double);")
in stest1.scm to tell c that testFloat and it's argumen
Hi,
I'm running v4.7.0 installed with brew on my mac running 10.6. Before I do a
complete reinstall of my operating system I'd like to know if foreign works for
anyone? I've made a c-file,
-- test1.c ---
#include
float testFloat(float f)
{
printf("
