[plt-scheme] more fun requiring c extensions

When you define a module as in:
(module x mzscheme
  'blah...)
it is defined in the top level if you run it from any language Excpet module
language (which is the language used in require). To make a long story short
you need to load it as a library using a filename (require "sdl.so") or a
library path if it's in collects (require (lib "filename" "directory")).

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bruce Hauman" <bhauman at cs.wcu.edu>
To: <plt-scheme at list.cs.brown.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 12:15 AM
Subject: [plt-scheme] more fun requiring c extensions


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> I am having difficulty understanding this behavior
>
> In an mzscheme top level this works:
>
> (load-extension "sdl.so")
> (require sdl)
>
> Yet in a module declaration like this
>
> (module check-sdl mzscheme
>    (load-extension "sdl.so")
>    (require sdl)
>   )
>
> produces this error -
> require: unknown module: sdl
>
> I am using swig with -declaremodule
>
> Happy Texas Independence Day!
>
> Bruce
>
>
>