[question] How to write the 'require' line in lakefile.lean to use the pre-installed Lean library?
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Description
I have the Std library installed as a package which provides these files.
They are the same files that 'lake build' left in the .lake/build folder when Std was built.
When some lake project has import Std, for example:
import Std
def main (args : List String) : IO Unit :=
IO.println "Hello, world!"
lake build fails:
ld: error: undefined symbol: initialize_Std
This is because the require line is missing in lakefile.lean.
But how to write this require line?
This require line expects the checked out project with lakefile.lean:
require std from "/usr/local"
What would be the correct syntax for the require line that would pick up the pre-installed Lean library?
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Start with the lakefile.lean dependency declaration and the example containing import Std, then reproduce the failure with lake build. Determine the require syntax that uses the pre-installed Std files and leaves the example building without the initialize_Std linker error.
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- build-system
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- Documentation
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