[plt-scheme] Executables

No, there's no dynamic requires in my program and I did use Create Executable. That's exactly my problem.

-----Original Message-----
From: John Clements [mailto:clements at brinckerhoff.org]
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 2:59 PM
To: Noel Welsh
Cc: Dor Kleiman; PLT-scheme mailing-list (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [plt-scheme] Executables



On Tuesday, Nov 4, 2003, at 04:14 US/Eastern, Noel Welsh wrote:

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> --- Dor Kleiman <dor at ntr.co.il> wrote:
>> But it says (after copying the neccessary dlls, of
>> course):
>> standard-module-name-resolver: collection not found:
>> "mzlib" in any of: ("C:\\Documents and
>> Settings\\eran\\Application Data\\PLT
>> Scheme\\205\\collects")
>> reference to undefined identifier:
>> graphical-read-eval-print-loop
>> [Exited]
>
> The directory above is where user installed
> collections go by default.  It appears your copy of
> PLT Scheme is looking for a collection it can't find.
> Since the collection is mzlib, the core collection
> distributed with PLT Scheme, I'm guessing you haven't
> installed PLT Scheme correctly.  You say you've copied
> over the "necessary dlls" but that may not be enough.

It's not clear from your (Dor/Katsmall's) article whether the program 
you transferred to the other computer was created with "Create 
Executable".

To summarize (search for Create Executable in Help Desk), the Create 
Executable command in DrScheme is used for exactly what you need; that 
is, it bundles up a scheme file with the MrEd binary _and_ with all of 
the necessary libraries, e.g. the one your program is looking for in 
mzlib.

If you already used Create Executable to create this file, then this 
looks like a bug... unless your program does some kind of 
dynamic-require'ing.

john