On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 8:32 AM, Faré <fahree@gmail.com> wrote:
>>: Dave Cooper
>> I have a little utility which emits the .asd files for me, with a form like:
>>
>>   `(asdf:defsystem ,(something-to-make-my-system-name) :description "blah"
>> … )
>>
If you print that form while *package* is bound to something that uses ASDF,
(such as ASDF-USER, on 2.31), then it will omit the prefix.


 
I don't want it to omit the prefix. I want:

   (asdf:defsystem  ...) 

 
>> Or should I put some (in-package ...) statement at the top of the .asd
>> file, and use plain defsystem with no package prefix?
>
>: stassats
> You don't need to have prefixes already, when .asd is loaded ASDF
> creates a temporary package, which uses ASDF package.
>
In ASDF1 and ASDF2, indeed, .asd files are read from
a temporary package ASDF~D that uses ASDF.
In ASDF3, we're using a permanent package ASDF-USER instead,
and usual hygiene rules apply.



Does "usual hygiene rules" mean that I do or do not need any prefix on the defsystem in 

  (defsystem ... )

?


 
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