[Chicken-users] csi and using modules in a different directory

[arc]

Hi,

I'm a bit baffled by this behaviour.

I have a file called amodule.scm:

(module amodule (afunc)
 (import chicken scheme)
 (define (afunc x)
  (* x x)))


I've made an import library using csc -analyze-only -emit-import-library

doing (use amodule) when executing from the containing directory works 
as expected.

However, from outside, I execute csi -I ./lib

and then this happens:


#;1> (use amodule)
; loading 
/home/ajt/Projects/Scheme/chicken-include-path-investigation/lib/amodule.import.scm 
...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/8/chicken.import.so ...

Error: (require) cannot load extension: amodule

        Call history:

        <syntax>    (##core#undefined)
	<syntax>	  (##sys#register-compiled-module (quote amodule) (list) 
(quote ((afunc . amodule#afunc))) (list) (lis...
        <syntax>    (quote amodule)
        <syntax>    (##core#quote amodule)
        <syntax>    (list)
        <syntax>    (quote ((afunc . amodule#afunc)))
        <syntax>    (##core#quote ((afunc . amodule#afunc)))
        <syntax>    (list)
        <syntax>    (list)
	<eval>	  (##sys#register-compiled-module (quote amodule) (list) (quote 
((afunc . amodule#afunc))) (list) (lis...
        <eval>      (list)
        <eval>      (list)
        <eval>      (list)
        <syntax>    (##core#undefined)
        <syntax>    (##core#undefined)
        <eval>      (##sys#require (quote amodule))       <--

the file looks to be loaded, but the module isn't accessed somehow.

I've tried using the absolute path and also setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

I've also tried loading the file with load-relative and ,l , and the 
behaviour is similar.

I'm using 4.12.0rc2.

thanks,

-arc.

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