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How to launch the app in geiser ? #19

Open antoineB opened 2 years ago

antoineB commented 2 years ago

I am struggling to setup geiser properly, especially regarding to the .so files.

rlbdv commented 2 years ago

Hmm, not sure - haven't really used geiser yet, but happy to make accommodations if we figure out we need some.

rlbdv commented 2 years ago

Oh, if you men because it can't find the shared libs, then whehter or not that should work without any extra adjustment likely depends on how you built/installed lokke (plus or minus any bugs we might need to fix).

rlbdv commented 2 years ago

In general I believe ./lokke should just work, as should lokke when run from the bin/ directory after a make install. Anything else will likely need some assistance from environment variables.

antoineB commented 2 years ago

I used (setenv "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" "~/lokke/lib/.libs") in emacs didn't seems to work but 

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/lokke/lib/.libs
emacs

seems to work.

By the way I didn't understand the difference between : lok lokke bin/lok-0 bin/lokke-0

rlbdv commented 2 years ago

antoineB @.***> writes:

I used (setenv "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" "~/lokke/lib/.libs") in emacs didn't seems to work but

Hmm. Is that a make install tree, or a source tree? Guessing a source tree, but that shouldn't matter.

Assuming it's a source tree, what happens if you run (cd && ~/lokke/lokke)? That works here without any LD_LIBRARY_PATH set, and so I'd think it should work from emacs too...

Oh, and what version of guile are you using?

By the way I didn't understand the difference between : lok lokke bin/lok-0 bin/lokke-0

The manpage should explain in more detail, e.g. via man -l lokke.1 from the source tree, but generally:

The versioned flavors should be used in any non-interactive invocations, e.g. #!/usr/bin/lokke-0, etc., so that they won't break if/when we make backward incompatible changes (which we'd introduce via lokke-1, lokke-2, etc.).

rlbdv commented 1 year ago

Just checking back to see if this is still relevant.