From: Matthew Jadud (Matthew.Jadud at olin.edu) Date: Tue Nov 27 10:02:54 EST 2007 |
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On Nov 27, 2007 12:15 AM, Eric Hanchrow <offby1 at blarg.net> wrote: > setup-plt: Error during Compiling .zos for xmlrpc (/home/erich/.plt-scheme/planet/300/371.3/cache/schematics/xmlrpc.plt/3/0) > setup-plt: xmlrpc-unit-servlet.ss:7:2: module: cannot provide from a module without a matching `require' at: (lib "sig.ss" "web-server") in: (provide (all-from (lib "unitsig.ss")) (all-from (lib "sig.ss" "web-server")) add-handler handle-xmlrpc-requests) > make[1]: *** [install-3m] Error 1 Hi Eric, I really thought I cleaned that up. By the way, to the PLT group: I've always wondered what the best way is to keep a library up-to-date; more than once, things have changed underneath code relying on the web server library, but the only way I've ever found out is when a user writes to complain. How do others do it? Should we supposed to be continuously testing our libraries against the evolving HEAD of the tree? (Really, I suspect the answer is "yes", and I just haven't been doing it.) In this particular case, I thought I had correctly updated things to work on 370+. But it's a question I've had for some time, regardless. Cheers, Matt