On 2/7/13 Feb 7 -3:56 PM, Anton Vodonosov wrote:
08.02.2013, 01:43, "Robert Goldman" rpgoldman@sift.info:
On 2/7/13 Feb 7 -3:36 PM, Anton Vodonosov wrote:
08.02.2013, 01:34, "Robert Goldman" rpgoldman@sift.info:
I'm still not following you. If I have a stale copy of ASDF that came with my implementation, and I load it,
No, you do not load stale version.
Is this always achievable?
I don't know enough about the range of implementations to know if it's always possible to avoid loading a stale ASDF.
Is there any case where the implementation uses ASDF enough that one must load ASDF in order to get the implementation into a position where it can load Quicklisp?
I haven't tested all the implementations. Fare told me once that he is not aware of any implementation that loads ASDF without you explicitly doing a (require "asdf").
If I do a (require <FOO>) for <FOO> some internally supplied library of SBCL, doesn't that trigger the use of ASDF to load <FOO>?
Best, r