I just release ASDF 2.010 (same as 2.146), and I'd like all CL implementation vendors to test it and include it on their platforms so one could universally (require :asdf).
As compared to 2.009: * much faster and more ported recursive groveling through directories looking for .asd's (notably fixes issues with ABCL) * portability tweaks for CCL, SCL, CLISP * eagerly error out when trying to use : in portable relative pathname designator strings * have compile-file* heed :output-file keyword * be backward-compatible with client fasl's using ASDF symbols from the obsolete ASDF-UTILITIES package that existed in ASDF2 up till 2.005 * for those who care about internals, in a comment, explanation of do-first vs in-order-to
Actively supported and tested by me (on Linux amd64): ccl clisp sbcl ecl allegro abcl scl Supported but untested by me: lispworks (lacking a license), allegromodern, cmucl, any of the previous on windows Known to have many issues: gcl (still largely broken in 2.010, and still doesn't pass all tests in 2.147.) Never replied to my contact attempts: corman
These implementations include asdf2 in their release and you can (require :asdf): ccl sbcl ecl abcl scl cmucl These don't yet, but probably should: allegro lispworks clisp gcl
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