On Sun, Aug 24, 2014 at 7:45 PM, Robert P. Goldman rpgoldman@sift.info wrote:
I have tried to pull all the dependencies for ASDF building into the repo. I have done this primarily using git submodules, but also had to pull in cl-ppcre as source, since it doesn't seem to be available as a git repo.
All ediware has been migrated to github by hhuebner, and cl-ppcre is here: https://github.com/edicl/cl-ppcre Please don't push the cl-ppcre source onto the master branch of asdf.
If you can, please pull an update, checkout the experimental-submodules branch, and see if it configures properly. All the dependencies should pop up in the ext/ subdirectory (this may not be the best place; I'm open to suggestions for improvement).
For the record, in xcvb, I called that directory dependencies/
PS: xcvb has seen no new feature since Summer 2012, a few months before the work on ASDF 3 began. It has been slightly updated to account for ASDF 3, with a lot of library code moved out of XCVB: most xcvb-driver was moved to UIOP; UIOP also ate the previous asdf-utils and made xcvb-utils obsolete. lisp-invocation was spun off. I'm not sure it's worth investing in XCVB anymore at this point; most of its ideas have influenced ASDF 3, and what remains to be done (e.g cross-compilation) can probaby be done more easily on top of ASDF 3 than on top of XCVB.
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