The file test/compile-asdf.lisp catches compiler style warnings to avoid them being counted. However this would not appear to be necessary as the third result of 'compile-file would seem to be just what is needed to catch warnings (excluding style-warnings) and errors. Many CL implementations have style-warning handlers that show useful context and it would seem better to just leave it to the implementation to handle. Possible patch attached.
Regards Douglas Crosher
On 22 March 2011 03:29, Douglas Crosher dtc-asdf@scieneer.com wrote:
The file test/compile-asdf.lisp catches compiler style warnings to avoid them being counted. However this would not appear to be necessary as the third result of 'compile-file would seem to be just what is needed to catch warnings (excluding style-warnings) and errors. Many CL implementations have style-warning handlers that show useful context and it would seem better to just leave it to the implementation to handle. Possible patch attached.
Dear Douglas,
thanks for your suggestion. I committed something slightly different, because ECL decidedly emits more serious warnings than it should.
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