On 2014-11-17, Mark Evenson evenson@panix.com wrote:
- ASDF systems which do not declare all their source code necessary to run
within the ASDF grammar don’t package according to this method.
How would I know if this is the case? Can I inspect the .asd file and see if something is present or absent?
- Using the jar for the pre-compiled fasls does not work with the current
incarnation of ASDF. Instead, upon first use of the source packaged in the jar, ASDF will compile the fasls according to its output translations logic.
Hmm, are the fasls then written into the jar? or they are just sitting in $HOME/.asdf-cache-something/something/something?
Do you have an absolute need to load the pre-compiled FASLs from the jar, or can you take the hit of compilation on first use coupled with the requirement that the user have a writable home directory for your deployment scenario?
Well, my goal is load Maxima into a webapp (as managed by Jetty or Tomcat). (By the way, if you have seen such a thing, I'd be interested to hear about it.) So I don't know if it's crucial to load fasls from the jar -- I had assumed that the webapp could only load stuff from jars available to the webapp container, but maybe that's not so.
Thanks very much for your help.
Robert Dodier
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