I've been using Win7 to develop in Julia, and I've got a method called loadAll() which runs an include(x) on all relevant files (I'm simultaneously working on a bunch of scripts and I cant be bothered to write the full path for every specific file that I update
When I try running this method using a Linux mint computer it returns the error "ERROR: invalid redefinition of constant Model", where Model is a type which I've re-written on the win7 machine
I attempted to work around this by adding workspace() (crude, I know) but it returned "ERROR: workspace not defined"
Additionally, if I exclude the script that loads the Model type (and all the other types) I get the error "ERROR: @doc not defined"
I would have posted this in the Julia forum but this seems like possibly something that might have to do with the OS rather than the Julia language itself, as I'm sure that if stuff like workspace() and @doc were malfunctioning it would already been solved
Has anybody had this experience that might understand what the problem is? Any help is greatly appreciated, as I would deeply prefer to be able to use Linux instead of windows
EDIT:
Further removing stuff, I removed all the @doc occurrences, and another error came along "ERROR: AbstractString not defined"
