[Gambas-user] compiling a programm on the console

[gambas at ...1938...]

Hi Benoit!

I told the whole story as far as I realized it. ...sorry for perhaps being a 
little bit unspecific! :-(

What you wrote in your mails, is what I saw yesterday. ...so I recompiled the 
module ModDummy AND my app on the target machine without X (and so without 
the Gambas IDE) with gbc2 and gba3. ....But the error persisted. 
I had to open and save the sources in the Gambas IDE (on my notebook with X 
and so on), copy it to the target machine and recompile it with gbc3 and 
gba3. ...after that the error was gone.
Just recompiling the sources (without opening and saving with the IDE) didn't 
work.
It's no problem for me...I just struggled over this.

Greetz
Stevie

Am Freitag, 21. November 2008 14:17:23 schrieb Benoit Minisini:
> On jeudi 20 novembre 2008, gambas at ...1938... wrote:
> > Hi Dear List!
> >
> > When entering CTRL+ALT+m in the IDE, what does it do in background?
> > gbc3 -vam
> >
> > and then a
> >
> > gba3 -v
> >
> > ???
> > Problem is:
> > I've upgraded to latest svn and recompiled (in the IDE) my
> > console-programm AND one of my modules (classes), which is used by the
> > programm. ...and everything is fine.
>
> What do you mean by recompiling a project AND "one of my modules"?
>
> > Because I did a gambas-upgrade on the test machine, too, now I need to
> > recompile the same project and module on another machine without X (so I
> > have no IDE). When triggering the two commands mentioned above (for
> > compiling the programm and the  module), I get no errors. But when
> > starting the programm, I get:
> > ERROR: #2: Cannot load class 'ModDummy': Version too old. Please
> > recompile the project.
>
> That message means that ModDummy was compiled with a compiler 'older' than
> the interpreter that tries to load it. 'older' means that the bytecode
> version is lower.
>
> Regards,