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To: INFO-M2%UCF1VM.bitnet@jade.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: Logictech Modula-2 Question
Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2
In-Reply-To: <INFO-M2%89080615523046@UCF1VM>
Organization: Image Processing Cntr, Univ of Va.
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In article <INFO-M2%89080615523046@UCF1VM> you write:
>Also, does Logictech have problems importing variables from a successfully
>compiled module?  I am getting a strange error like:
>
>*  84: not all defined procedures or hidden types implemented
>* 101: undeclared identifier in export list of the module.
>
>My head is sore from banging on this one, I can not determine where the
>the error is but this is the first time that I have tried importing a
>variable from another module.
>
>Thanks for any help,
>
>Jim Ennis
>UCF Computer Services

Check very carefully to insure that the spelling and case for your procedures
and variables in the DEF module agree with that you used in your IMPL module
and your import lists.

I have never experienced any problem like this being due to the Logitech
compiler. I have, however, done it to myself. It is amazing how many times you
can look at something like "PrintOutputLines", "PrintOutputLine",
"PrintOutPutLines", "PrntOutputLines", etc, and not notice the difference.
The compiler, however, does notice them. (It could be worse, a C compiler would
notice the difference, but probably not think it worthwhile to let you know).

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