ATS_PACKNAME?

[Shea Levy]

Hi all,

I see many source files have ATS_PACKNAME #defines. I can guess what to
fill in there for my projects, but how is this used?

~Shea

[Hongwei Xi]

Say you declare a function in a file XYZ.dats:

extern fun foo (...): ...

The ATS compiler generates a global name for foo

using the full path of XYZ.dats, which is often hard to read.

If the flag ATS_PACKNAME is set, then the global name for foo
is ${ATS_PACKNAME}foo, where ${ATS_PACKNAME} is the string
value of ATS_PACKNAME.

~Shea

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[Shea Levy]

I see, thank you.

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