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<starsabove> https://paste.debian.net/1381597/ hm.. are module values and modules not the same thing? this behavior seem quirky
<rlb>Are you asking about the fact that ,m $6 has no bindings? If so, while I don't know exactly how those "," commands work, I'd guess it's macro related, i.e. you actually switched to a new module named '$6 in the first case.
<rlb>You didn't switch to the module referred to by $6
<starsabove>ohh that would make sense
<rlb>I suspect if you trued (set-current-module $6) that might work.
<rlb>tried
<starsabove>oh yeah that works! that makes a lot more sense now
<rlb>Another way to see it is to try ,m $somethingexciting :)
<mwette>sneek: later tell lechner, dev-2.02 branch has your fixes, also fix to include libs from pkg-config: i'll need to do testing and plan to then release as 2.02.1 (i messed up 2.02.0).
<sneek>Okay.
<mwette>lechner: Do you use output to set filename or directory (or both)? It might be more useful if --output was output-dir.
<mwette>The reason is this: if a compile handles dependencies, then the overall compile gets hosed. I would need to only use 'output for the target file.