--- In claireprogramminglanguage@yahoogroups.com, nmuseux
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Think to specify the source module's attribute :
>
> testmod :: module( part_of = claire, source = "." , made_of =
> list<string>("test") )
>
> The default value of testmod.source could be the root directory...

Ah! I see.

---- ERROR: princ @ string implies using Kernel !

Fixed with:
testmod :: module(
part_of = claire,
source = ".",
made_of = list<string>("test"),
uses = list(claire)
)


Two questions:
1)
testmod> main()
eval[0]> hello world!unknown
Why is 'unknown' printed?

2) Is there a way to use a compiled module without going to a CLAIRE
prompt? As though it were a C++ or VB exe?

best wishes, Isaac