Hello.
If I want to use uiop tools, for example run-program, can I use the newest uiop without upgrading ASDF, or it should be only used with corresponding ASDF version?
I mean, uiop is included in Quicklisp, I can add :depends-on uiop, but will it affect the ASDF version shipped with my CL implementation? Is it safe to load new uiop with any ASDF?
BTW, is the uiop-3.0.3.tgz included into the recent Quicklisp 2014-02-11 is the latest version of uiop?
Best regards, - Anton
On Sat, Feb 15, 2014 at 10:23 PM, Anton Vodonosov avodonosov@yandex.ru wrote:
Hello.
If I want to use uiop tools, for example run-program, can I use the newest uiop without upgrading ASDF, or it should be only used with corresponding ASDF version?
Yes, you can use the newest uiop without upgrading ASDF. Make sure you (1) do NOT have the latest ASDF in your registry, but (2) DO have the latest UIOP in your registry, then (asdf:load-system :uiop) Or you system may just :depends-on it.
I mean, uiop is included in Quicklisp, I can add :depends-on uiop, but will it affect the ASDF version shipped with my CL implementation? Is it safe to load new uiop with any ASDF?
BTW, is the uiop-3.0.3.tgz included into the recent Quicklisp 2014-02-11 is the latest version of uiop?
UIOP should be backward compatible, no problem. Yes, 3.0.3 is the latest release of UIOP. There have been many fixes in the unreleased 3.1 development, including making with-temporary-file more usable. If you need them just get yourself a git checkout.
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