El domingo, 5 de junio de 2011, 2:05:11 (UTC+2), duke escribió:
Hello Group ...
As much as I think `cm3ide' is very cool, I'm too used to
working with `emacs'. I'd like to establish an emacs-centric
workflow for using cm3 - if that's possible. Advise please.
In the meantime, I have the following code in a M3 "learning"
directory:
MODULE Main;
IMPORT IO;
VAR name: TEXT;
BEGIN
IO.Put("Enter your name: ");
name := IO.GetLine();
IO.Put("Your name is: " & name & "\n");
END Main.
The c3makefile is:
import("libm3")
implementation("Main")
program("my_hello")
It compiles, but with this warning:
dnormandin@select-man:~/Programming/Modula-3/code$
cm3
--- building in LINUXLIBC6 ---
new source -> compiling Main.m3
"../Main.m3", line 8: warning: potentially unhandled exception: IO.Error
1 warning encountered
linking my_hello
I like to clean up all warnings - so what did I do wrong in the above
code or makefile? TIA
--
Duke
I think that giving cm3IDE a clue to select emacs, provided you cet an cygwin-like environment on windows, or straightaway in linux
it suffices to tell in configuartion that editing is to be done with the editor you wish to use.
MAB
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