traverse returns a plan, which is a list (ordered sequence) of op - component dotted pairs. Effectively, we can execute the plan by mapping PERFORM over it. This is strictly from memory. Hth. "Faré" <fahree@gmail.com> wrote:

Ahem. I admit this is a part of ASDF I am not familiar with.

What does traverse return? Can you trace every exported defgeneric in ASDF and attach to a launchpad bug traces of what happens in either ASDF 1 or ASDF 2?

Sorry I'm not being very helpful.

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On 9 April 2010 23:45, Mario S. Mommer <m_mommer@yahoo.com> wrote:

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Faré <fahree@gmail.com> writes:

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Does it work better with ASDF 1.672? If not, you might have to define some method for operation-done-p or some such.

No, unfortunately it does not work better.

And operation-done-p is returning T's and NIL's with the new asdf as well as with the one packaged with sbcl, but the latter simply does not take that as a reason to recompile the lisp files, while the former does, or recompiles them for some other reason.

Regards,        Mario

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