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. [ François-René ÐVB Rideau | Reflection&Cybernethics | http://fare.tunes.org ] I've never been able to figure out for _whom_ we're saving the irreplaceable resources. If _we_ aren't allowed to use them, then the next generation shouldn't use them either, nor the one after that. — Harry Browne (HIFFIAUW)