Multiple files export fails

[ghostintranslation]

Hi,

I've created a program where I have 2 files, a "main" and a "voice", they both declare a "process". Then in the main I use the voice by calling it with "component". But as soon as I do that the export says it's not a valid Faust code, although it does work on the UI. I'm just unable to export it.

example:

// main.dsp
process = component("voice.dsp");

Am I doing something wrong?

All I want to do is on export for Teensy for example to generate 2 different classes for my 2 files. If there is another way than using the "component" expression I'd be ok to change it.

Thank you

[sletz]

The exported correctly assumes one.dsp file and possibly associated .lib files. So you can probably fake it by renaming as voice.lib file. But you'll then get a unique class.

[ghostintranslation]

Do you mean that it's not possible to export multiple .dsp files?

I initially looked at the doc here where it mentions the use of multiple .dsp files:
https://faustdoc.grame.fr/manual/syntax/#component-expression

And it works well in the online Faust IDE to run the program but not exporting it.

[sletz]

Yes, because the exporter expects a single one with process = to be be compiled to produce a single target.