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I’ve tried to run the same code in sandbox and using eoc directly:
[a b] > sum
plus. > @
a
b
In both cases we have the same compilation exception.
The problem remains with all EO programs where we don’t use foreign objects. For example, the next code samples will compile fine:
[a b] > sum
plus. > @
a
b
QQ.io.stdout > neo
"Wake up, Neo..."
Or
[a b] > sum
memory 0 > x
plus. > @
a
b
As I mentioned above, in the first code sample we don’t use foreign objects, by that reason our eo-foreign.json will contain only one entry:
Therefore the next phases Discover, Pull, Resolve, Place will do nothing. The key point there is that classpath after all phases will be empty. eo-runtime classes will absent and we will see compilation error (since all transpiled classes depend on runtime library).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue comes from objectionary/eoc#35
I’ve tried to run the same code in
sandbox
and usingeoc
directly:In both cases we have the same compilation exception.
The problem remains with all EO programs where we don’t use foreign objects. For example, the next code samples will compile fine:
Or
As I mentioned above, in the first code sample we don’t use foreign objects, by that reason our
eo-foreign.json
will contain only one entry:Therefore the next phases
Discover
,Pull
,Resolve
,Place
will do nothing. The key point there is that classpath after all phases will be empty.eo-runtime
classes will absent and we will see compilation error (since all transpiled classes depend on runtime library).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: