[plt-scheme] "variable not provided from module"

I suggest putting your code into a collection either with the 
PLTCOLLECTS environment variable or by placing it in the collects 
directory.  Then you can use "setup-plt -l collection-name" to compile 
it.

I suspect the problem below is that enough files aren't being 
re-compiled.  The setup-plt solution will make sure everything is 
re-compiled as it needs to be.  As an added bonus, no additional script 
is needed.

-Scott

On Mar 18, 2004, at 10:58 AM, Guillaume Marceau wrote:

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> What does the following error message means?
>
>         compile: variable not provided (directly or indirectly and at
>         the expected position) from module:
>         |,/home/gmarceau/projects/frp-debugger/jdwp| in:
>         provide/contract-contract2
>
> The error message disappears after I remove precompiled .zo for my
> project. I guess I am not generating them correctly. Here is the script
> I am using:
>
>         #!/home/gmarceau/bin/mzscheme -r
>         # mz-pre-parse.ss : generates .zo's for the target scheme 
> files.
>         (require (lib "compiler.ss" "compiler"))
>
>         ; main: (listof string) ->
>         (define (main args)
>           (or (directory-exists? "compiled")
>               (make-directory "compiled"))
>           ((compile-zos #f) args "compiled"))
>
>
>         (main (vector->list (current-command-line-arguments)))
>
>