American Citizen on Tue, 15 Oct 2024 04:14:31 +0200
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file collisions and gp2c-run command
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- Subject: file collisions and gp2c-run command
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Suppose I have 3 pari packages
nlog(A) = {do stuff, return;}
{ pkg1(A)=
\r nlog(A);
do stuff;
}
{pkg2(B)=
\r nlog(A);
do stuff;
}
{pkg3(C)=
\r pkg1;
\r pkg2;
do more stuff;
}
when I run the gp2c-run command on pkg, it thinks I am redefining nlog
all over again and flags it as a warning.
This is not true of course.. is there anyway of fixing this, so gp2c-run
command won't be fooled for pkg3 ? This is similar to put the
precompiler flags in place for the header files when compiling C-programs.
Randall