Hi.
Can anyone point me to a list of which lisps do / don't run ASDF? Or is it believed that all CL implementations work with ASDF?
Thanks,
- nick
Hi Nick,
I think that ASDF may need some loving to work in ECL; otherwise, it should be good.
On Sep 16, 2009, at 6:31 AM, Nick Levine wrote:
Hi.
Can anyone point me to a list of which lisps do / don't run ASDF? Or is it believed that all CL implementations work with ASDF?
Thanks,
- nick
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On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Gary King gwking@metabang.com wrote:
I think that ASDF may need some loving to work in ECL; otherwise, it should be good.
ECL runs its own copy basically because the current ASDF project did not exist at the time -- we just ported SBCL's version. Now, ECL has its own extensions to ASDF, which are needed to build: standalone executables, unified FASLs (merging the different FASLs from the same project), shared and statically linked libraries, etc http://ecls.sourceforge.net/new-manual/ch16.html
It would be desirable to replace the core of the ASDF library that we are now using with the project that Gary maintains, and then find a canonical way of writing our extensions, so that they are fool- and future-proof.
Juanjo
Nick Levine writes:
Hi.
Can anyone point me to a list of which lisps do / don't run ASDF? Or is it believed that all CL implementations work with ASDF?
Since a few months, ASDF uses the long form of DEFINE-METHOD-COMBINATION which ABCL does not currently support. They're using an older version for the interim.
-T.