Symbol's function definition is void: windows-nt

[fsharp]

Symbol's function definition is void: windows-nt

[rneatherway]

I check the system-type against windows-nt to guess which fsi/fsc might be present on your system. According to http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/System-Environment.html, Windows 7 should have system-type set to windows-nt.

Could you please do help on system-type to find what it is set to: C-h v system-type and paste back the information. Also what version of emacs are you running?

[bjourne]

GNU Emacs 24.2.1, system-type is set to "windows-nt". I managed to solve it by deleting the *.elc files in fsharp-modes install directory. So maybe there's something wrong with the bytecode compilation? This is what it warns about (among other things):

In end of data:
fsharp-mode-completion.el:165:1:Warning: the following functions are not known to be defined: case,
    windows-nt, otherwise, fetch-in-progress

[rneatherway]

The conditional case and symbol otherwise otherwise are from the cl library. The byte-compiler doesn't seem to recognise them and as a result thinks windows-nt and fetch-in-progress must be functions when they are in fact symbols. Hopefully a (require 'cl) at the top will fix this. I'm trying to debug the package building, but the melpa makefile isn't working for me. I have raised an issue.

[rneatherway]

I've fixed the error with a (require 'cl). I assume that you installed from melpa. Once melpa refreshes and the new version is compiled you should be able to reinstall without this problem. Thanks for raising the issue. I will leave it open for now until we're sure it has been resolved.

[rneatherway]

Hi @bjourne, this should be fixed now if you update your package. Let me know if you have any more problems.