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8 Jul
2016
8 Jul
'16
6:23 p.m.
The ASD file is IN-PACKAGE ASDF, which is really not A Good Thing. You could at least potentially damage a user's working ASDF by smashing some symbol in that package. The comment at the header expresses a dislike for adding a new package. That's fine. If you don't put a package there, ASDF will load it into ASDF-USER. So we should either: 1. replace ASDF with ASDF-USER in the IN-PACKAGE -- that's what I would favor, since it allows a programmer to interact with this definition in the editor or 2. simply remove the IN-PACKAGE form altogether, and ASDF will automagically put it into an appropriate package. Best, r