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June 2018

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Loading and starting Swank on a lisp image
by Mauro D'Agostino 22 Jun '18

22 Jun '18

I'm trying to add a swank server on all of our lisp apps running on images. I want to have everything compiled and loaded, so when I start up the image I don't need to load any .fasl files. I'm using ASDF to load swank and then running: (swank-loader:init :reload t :load-contribs t :quiet nil) On image start up, I'm running: (setf swank::*loopback-interface* "0.0.0.0") (swank:create-server :port 4005 :dont-close t) Swank starts up fine, but, when the first user tries to connect, it tries to load some .fasl files. ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-asdf.fasl ; Loading /home/mdagostino/workspace/Library/world/site/cl-ppcre-1.3.2/cl-ppcre-test.asd ; Loading /home/mdagostino/workspace/Library/world/site/slime-20180308-git/contrib/swank-media.lisp ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-trace-dialog.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-package-fu.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-presentations.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-repl.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-macrostep.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-fuzzy.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-util.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-c-p-c.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-fancy-inspector.fasl ; Fast loading /home/mdagostino/.slime/fasl/2.20/allegro-10.1as-64bit-ics-linux-x86-64/contrib/swank-arglists.fasl I tried adding this after doing 'swank:create-server, but it doesn't work: (setf swank::*find-module* #'(lambda (module) (declare (ignore module)) nil)) How can I make it so it doesn't look for those files? I would imagine they have already been compiled and loaded into the image. I'm using 'dumplisp to create the image. Thanks in advance! - Mauro

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Re: License for Slime
by Red Daly 12 Jun '18

12 Jun '18

Oops, meant to reply all. On Tue, Jun 12, 2018, 8:55 AM Red Daly <reddaly(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I got approval to contribute if the new code is in a separate file > released under MIT (and other OSI-approved licenses). Thanks for the > suggestion and willingness to do this. > > Aside from edits to Makefiles, I am not able to modify files that have > been released into the public domain. It also sounds problematic or > impossible to apply a license to code previously released into the public > domain, so my original post to this thread was naive - apologies. > > > On Mon, May 14, 2018, 8:25 PM Red Daly <reddaly(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> Thanks for the replies. The idea of using a license for new code might >> indeed help. I now have some questions out to the open source team here, >> and I will reply when they get back to me. >> >> For some background reading on public domain software from OSI, I found >> this page informative: https://opensource.org/faq#public-domain >> >> On May 14, 2018 8:23 AM, "Luís Oliveira" <luismbo(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 3:23 PM Stelian Ionescu <sionescu(a)cddr.org> >> wrote: >> > Maybe you don't necessarily need to change the licence of existing code. >> > Just like with the legacy code from Spice Lisp and CMUCL which was >> public >> > domain, it should be enough to state that the licence for new code is >> MIT >> and >> > over time the code base would become a mixture, just like SBCL. I guess >> this >> > should be ok to appease lawyers. >> >> I wouldn't have a problem with that. Would it help, Red? >> >> >> -- >> Luís Oliveira >> http://kerno.org/~luis/ >> >> >>

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